Multi-scale fusion simplified entropy: a novel measure for signal analysis
摘要
Multi-scale entropy can effectively characterize the complexity of signals at different scales as a signal complexity metric. However, a specific multi-scale entropy utilizes only limited amplitude information and cannot fully characterize the complexity of the signal. To address this limitation, multi-scale fusion simplified entropy (MFSE) has been proposed, which fused multi-source amplitude information by exploiting the complementarities of the amplitude information and amplitude relationships for overall and local, and eliminated redundant information and captured non-linear relationships in the signal by integrating t-Distributed Stochastic Neighbor Embedding (t-SNE) algorithm. Simulated experiments show that MFSE has better robustness and differentiation ability for chaotic signals under different signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs). Four sets of real world signal experiments show that compared with four types of multi-scale entropy dimensionality reduction before and after, MFSE has significant advantages in distinguishing different types of signals under different feature numbers.