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- Title
Combined Feature Extraction and Random Forest for Laser Self-Mixing Vibration Measurement without Determining Feedback Intensity.
- Authors
Liang, Hongwei; Chen, Minghu; Jiang, Chunlei; Kan, Lingling; Shao, Keyong
- Abstract
To measure the vibration of a target by laser self-mixing interference (SMI), we propose a method that combines feature extraction and random forest (RF) without determining the feedback strength (C). First, the temporal, spectral, and statistical features of the SMI signal are extracted to characterize the original SMI signal. Secondly, these interpretable features are fed into the pretrained RF model to directly predict the amplitude and frequency (A and f) of the vibrating target, recovering the periodic vibration of the target. The results show that the combination of RF and feature extraction yields a fit of more than 0.94 for simple and quick measurement of A and f of unsmooth planar vibrations, regardless of the feedback intensity and the misalignment of the retromirror. Without a complex optical stage, this method can quickly recover arbitrary periodic vibrations from SMI signals without C, which provides a novel method for quickly implementing vibration measurements.
- Subjects
FEATURE extraction; RANDOM forest algorithms; VIBRATION measurements; LASERS
- Publication
Sensors (14248220), 2022, Vol 22, Issue 16, p6171
- ISSN
1424-8220
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.3390/s22166171