Source code for pyOMA.core.PLSCF

# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
# Copyright (C) 2015-2025  Simon Marwitz, Volkmar Zabel, Andrei Udrea et al.
"""Poly-reference Least-Squares Complex Frequency (pLSCF) identification method."""

import dataclasses
import numpy as np
import os
import scipy.signal
import scipy.linalg
import logging
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.setLevel(level=logging.INFO)

from .PreProcessingTools import PreProcessSignals
from .ModalBase import ModalBase
from .Helpers import validate_array, simplePbar, ConfigFile


[docs] @dataclasses.dataclass class NormalEquationsContext: """Assembly of the reduced normal equations at a single model order. Holds the intermediate quantities that :meth:`PLSCF.estimate_model` discards, so that uncertainty propagation can differentiate the assembly without duplicating it. Attributes ---------- order : int Model order this assembly was built at. X_o : np.ndarray Polynomial basis, shape ``(num_omega, order + 1)``. RS_solutions : np.ndarray Per-output-channel ``R_o^-1 S_o``, shape ``(order + 1, (order + 1) * n_r, n_l)``. M : np.ndarray Reduced normal equations, shape ``((order + 1) * n_r, (order + 1) * n_r)``. M_aa : np.ndarray The block of *M* that is solved for the free denominator coefficients, ``M[:order * n_r, :order * n_r]`` (a view). alpha, beta_l_i : np.ndarray Denominator and numerator coefficients; see :meth:`PLSCF.estimate_model`. """ order: int X_o: np.ndarray RS_solutions: np.ndarray M: np.ndarray M_aa: np.ndarray alpha: np.ndarray beta_l_i: np.ndarray
[docs] @dataclasses.dataclass class ModalContext: """Companion-matrix eigendecomposition and the mode selection applied to it. Attributes ---------- A_c : np.ndarray Transposed companion matrix, shape ``(order * n_r, order * n_r)``. eigvals_z : np.ndarray Discrete-time eigenvalues remaining after :meth:`~pyOMA.core.ModalBase.ModalBase.remove_conjugates`. eigvecs_l, eigvecs_r : np.ndarray Left and right eigenvectors of *A_c*, column-aligned with *eigvals_z*. mode_indices : np.ndarray Columns of the eigen-arrays corresponding to the returned modes, in the returned (in-band, frequency-sorted) order. Lets derived quantities reproduce the identical mode selection and ordering. """ A_c: np.ndarray eigvals_z: np.ndarray eigvecs_l: np.ndarray eigvecs_r: np.ndarray mode_indices: np.ndarray
[docs] @dataclasses.dataclass class LSFDContext: """Assembly of the least-squares frequency-domain fit for the mode shapes. Holds the intermediate quantities that :meth:`PLSCF._fit_mode_shapes_ls` discards, so that uncertainty propagation can differentiate the fit without duplicating it. Attributes ---------- A : np.ndarray Real design matrix, shape ``(num_omega * 2 * n_r, 2 * n_modes + 4 * n_r)``. X : np.ndarray Least-squares solution ``pinv(A) @ h``, shape ``(2 * n_modes + 4 * n_r, n_l)``. pinv_A : np.ndarray Pseudo-inverse of *A*. Note ``pinv_A @ pinv_A.T`` is ``(A^T A)^-1`` for a full-column-rank *A*, which saves forming and inverting the normal equations of this stage a second time. residual : np.ndarray ``h - A @ X``, shape ``(num_omega * 2 * n_r, n_l)``. Only the residual is retained; *h* itself is a reordering of ``pos_half_spectra``. Df1, Df2 : np.ndarray Pole factors ``1 / (1j * omega - lambda)`` and its conjugate-pole counterpart, for every frequency line, shape ``(num_omega, n_modes)``. eigenvalues : np.ndarray Continuous-time poles the fit was built on, shape ``(n_modes,)``. participation_vectors : np.ndarray Normalised participation vectors the fit was built on, shape ``(n_r, n_modes)``. Held together with *eigenvalues* so that the context fully describes the fit; both are in mode-column order, not returned order. mode_order : np.ndarray Permutation relating the mode columns of *A* to the returned modes: returned mode ``k`` occupies mode column ``mode_order[k]``. The fit is run in the order the poles were passed in, which is *not* the returned frequency-sorted order. Assigned by :meth:`PLSCF.modal_analysis_residuals`. """ A: np.ndarray X: np.ndarray pinv_A: np.ndarray residual: np.ndarray Df1: np.ndarray Df2: np.ndarray eigenvalues: np.ndarray participation_vectors: np.ndarray mode_order: np.ndarray = None
[docs] class PLSCF(ModalBase): """Poly-reference Least-Squares Complex Frequency (pLSCF) method. Also known as PolyMAX. Identifies modal parameters from positive half-spectra derived from correlation functions. The standard workflow is: 1. :meth:`build_half_spectra` — construct the positive half-spectra. 2. :meth:`compute_modal_params` — run the multi-order identification. 3. Pass the result to :class:`~pyOMA.core.StabilDiagram.StabilCalc` for stabilisation-diagram analysis. Parameters ---------- prep_signals : PreProcessSignals Pre-processed signal object providing correlation functions and channel metadata. .. TODO:: * Test functions should be added to the test package """ def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): """ Parameters ---------- *args, **kwargs Passed to :class:`~pyOMA.core.ModalBase.ModalBase`. """ super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.state = [False, False] self.begin_frequency = None self.end_frequency = None self.nperseg = None self.factor_a = None self.selected_omega_vector = None self.pos_half_spectra = None self.num_blocks = None self.training_blocks = None self.window_decay = None self.weights = None self.n_eff = None self.corr_matrices = None self.participation_vectors = None self._lower_residuals = None self._upper_residuals = None self._mode_shapes_raw = None self._participation_vectors = None self._eigenvalues = None self._modal_ctx = None self._lsfd_ctx = None self._half_spec_synth = None self.modal_contributions = None
[docs] @classmethod def init_from_config(cls, conf_file, prep_signals): cfg = ConfigFile(conf_file) begin_frequency = cfg.float('Begin Frequency') end_frequency = cfg.float('End Frequency') nperseg = cfg.int('Samples per time segment') max_model_order = cfg.int('Maximum Model Order') pLSCF_object = cls(prep_signals) pLSCF_object.build_half_spectra(nperseg, begin_frequency, end_frequency) pLSCF_object.compute_modal_params(max_model_order) return pLSCF_object
[docs] def write_config(self, conf_file): ConfigFile.write(conf_file, { 'Begin Frequency': self.begin_frequency, 'End Frequency': self.end_frequency, 'Samples per time segment': self.nperseg, 'Maximum Model Order': self.max_model_order, })
@staticmethod def _coerce_freq_bound(value, name, lo, hi, none_default): """Coerce a frequency bound to float within [lo, hi]. Returns none_default when value is None; clips at lo or hi when out of range. """ if value is None: return none_default if value < lo: return lo if value > hi: return hi if isinstance(value, int): return float(value) if not isinstance(value, float): raise TypeError(f"{name} must be float, got {type(value).__name__!r}") return value def _validate_nperseg(self, nperseg): """Resolve nperseg from precomputed data or validate the given integer.""" if nperseg is None: if self.prep_signals.m_lags is not None: return self.prep_signals.m_lags if self.prep_signals.n_lines is not None: return self.prep_signals.n_lines // 2 + 1 raise RuntimeError( 'Argument nperseg or precomputed spectra/correlations must be provided.' ) if not isinstance(nperseg, int): raise TypeError(f"nperseg must be int, got {type(nperseg).__name__!r}") return nperseg def _validate_frequency_params(self, nperseg, begin_frequency, end_frequency): """Validate and normalize frequency parameters for build_half_spectra.""" nyquist = self.prep_signals.sampling_rate / 2 begin_frequency = self._coerce_freq_bound( begin_frequency, 'begin_frequency', 0.0, nyquist, 0.0 ) end_frequency = self._coerce_freq_bound( end_frequency, 'end_frequency', 0.0, nyquist, nyquist ) return begin_frequency, end_frequency, self._validate_nperseg(nperseg) @staticmethod def _coerce_blocks_array(blocks, num_blocks, name): """Validate and coerce a blocks argument to a numpy array.""" if blocks is None: return np.arange(num_blocks) if isinstance(blocks, (list, tuple)): blocks = np.array(blocks) elif not isinstance(blocks, np.ndarray): raise RuntimeError(f"Argument {name!r} must be an iterable but is type {type(blocks)}") if blocks.max() >= num_blocks: raise ValueError(f"{name}.max() must be < {num_blocks}, got {blocks.max()}.") return blocks @staticmethod def _validate_weights(weights, num_blocks): """Normalise per-block weights and report their effective sample size. Parameters ---------- weights: (num_blocks,) array_like or None Non-negative per-block weights, in the order of :attr:`training_blocks`. Renormalised to sum to one; their scale therefore carries no meaning. *None* requests uniform weighting. num_blocks: integer Number of blocks the weights must address. This is the number of *training* blocks, not necessarily :attr:`num_blocks`. Returns ------- weights: (num_blocks,) numpy.ndarray or None The renormalised weights; *None* is passed through, so that callers can distinguish "uniform" from "uniform by request". n_eff: float Kish's effective sample size ``1 / sum(w^2)``, which equals *num_blocks* for uniform weights and drops towards one as the weight mass concentrates on fewer blocks. """ if weights is None: return None, float(num_blocks) weights = np.asarray(weights) if np.iscomplexobj(weights): # numpy would silently discard the imaginary part on the cast below. # Weights scale correlation functions here, and in # :class:`~pyOMA.core.VarPLSCF.VarPLSCF` they build a weighting matrix # that must stay real for the conjugate-linear parts of its score chain. raise ValueError('weights must be real.') weights = weights.astype(float) if weights.ndim != 1 or weights.shape[0] != num_blocks: raise ValueError( f'weights must be a one-dimensional array of length {num_blocks} ' f'(one per training block), got shape {weights.shape}.') if not np.all(np.isfinite(weights)): raise ValueError('weights must all be finite.') if np.any(weights < 0): raise ValueError( f'weights must be non-negative, got a minimum of {weights.min()}.') total = weights.sum() if total <= 0: raise ValueError('weights must not be all-zero: they are renormalised to sum to one.') weights = weights / total n_eff = 1.0 / np.sum(weights ** 2) return weights, n_eff def _validate_corr_matrices(self, corr_matrices, num_blocks, nperseg): """Validate an externally supplied array of block correlation functions.""" corr_matrices = np.asarray(corr_matrices) n_l = self.prep_signals.num_analised_channels n_r = self.prep_signals.num_ref_channels if corr_matrices.ndim != 4: raise ValueError( f'corr_matrices must have shape (num_blocks, {n_l}, {n_r}, >= nperseg), ' f'got {corr_matrices.ndim} dimensions.') if corr_matrices.shape[0] != num_blocks: raise ValueError( f'corr_matrices must hold num_blocks={num_blocks} blocks on its first ' f'axis, got {corr_matrices.shape[0]}.') if corr_matrices.shape[1:3] != (n_l, n_r): raise ValueError( f'corr_matrices must hold ({n_l}, {n_r}) channel pairs on axes 1 and 2, ' f'got {corr_matrices.shape[1:3]}.') if corr_matrices.shape[3] < nperseg: raise ValueError( f'corr_matrices must span at least nperseg={nperseg} lags on its last ' f'axis, got {corr_matrices.shape[3]}.') return corr_matrices def _block_correlations(self, blocks): """The block correlation functions that fed the estimate, for *blocks*. Reads whichever source :meth:`build_half_spectra` was given: an external *corr_matrices* array, or the block-wise Blackman-Tukey estimate cached in ``prep_signals``. All consumers of the block correlations go through here, so that both sources stay interchangeable. Returns ------- corr_blocks: (len(blocks), n_l, n_r, nperseg) numpy.ndarray """ if self.num_blocks is None: raise RuntimeError( 'No block correlations exist: call build_half_spectra() with num_blocks.') source = self.corr_matrices if source is None: source = self.prep_signals.corr_matrices_bt return source[blocks, ..., :self.nperseg] def _windowed_half_spectrum(self, correlation_matrix, nperseg, window_decay, begin_frequency, end_frequency): """Apply the exponential window, rFFT, and frequency-range selection shared by build_half_spectra's own construction and the cross-validation reconstruction in synthesize_spectrum.""" tau = -nperseg / np.log(window_decay) win = scipy.signal.windows.get_window(('exponential', 0, tau), nperseg, fftbins=True) factor_a = -1 / tau psd_matrix = np.fft.rfft(correlation_matrix * win) sampling_rate = self.prep_signals.sampling_rate freqs = np.fft.rfftfreq(nperseg, 1 / sampling_rate) freq_inds = (freqs > begin_frequency) & (freqs < end_frequency) selected_omega_vector = freqs[freq_inds] * 2 * np.pi spectrum_tensor = psd_matrix[..., freq_inds] return selected_omega_vector, spectrum_tensor, factor_a
[docs] def build_half_spectra(self, nperseg=None, begin_frequency=None, end_frequency=None, window_decay=0.001, num_blocks=None, training_blocks=None, weights=None, corr_matrices=None, **kwargs): ''' Extracts an array of positive half spectra between begin_frequency and end_frequency from a spectrum of nperseg frequency lines. If begin_frequency > 0.0 or end_frequency<nyquist freqeuncy, the resulting array has less than nperseg lines. Positive power spectra are constructed from positive correlation functions, that are windowed by an exponential window and transformed to frequency domain by and (R)FFT. Correlation functions are computed in prep_signals by either Welch's or Blackman-Tukey's method, though, Welch's method is not recommmended, because the artificial damping introduced by windowing can not be corrected. See: Cauberghe-2004-Applied Frequency-Domain System ... : Sections 3.4ff Note: The previous implementation contained severe mistakes in the computation of positive power spectra, e.g. doubled squaring of spectral values, lazy handling of array dimensions and therefore effectively only a quarter of nperseg being used as well as numerical inefficiencies. .. TODO:: * Move spectral estimation into prep_signals.pds_blackman_tukey and only keep bandwidth selection and argument checking here * Allow other windows than exponential Parameters ---------- nperseg: integer, optional Number of (positive) frequency lines to consider (rfft) begin_frequency, end_frequency: float, optional Frequency range to restrict the identified system. window_decay: float, (0,1) Final value of the exponential window, that is applied to the correlation functions. num_blocks: integer, optional The number of blocks to split the signal into for cross-validation. If given, correlation functions are (re-)estimated block-wise via ``prep_signals.corr_blackman_tukey(nperseg, n_segments=num_blocks, refs_only=True)`` and only *training_blocks* are averaged into the half-spectrum; the remaining blocks are then available for :meth:`synthesize_spectrum`/:meth:`compute_modal_params` via their *validation_blocks* argument. If not given (default), behaviour is unchanged: whatever correlation function is already cached in ``prep_signals`` (Welch or Blackman-Tukey, full signal) is used. training_blocks: list, optional The selected blocks to use for system identification (=training). Only meaningful together with *num_blocks*. Defaults to all blocks. weights: (len(training_blocks),) array_like, optional Non-negative weights, one per *training block*, in the order of *training_blocks* -- not per block of *num_blocks*. The two coincide in the default case, where all blocks train. The half-spectrum is then built from the weighted mean ``sum_j w_j R_j`` of the block correlation functions rather than their plain mean. Weights are renormalised to sum to one, so their scale carries no meaning, and uniform weights reproduce the unweighted estimate exactly. Requires *num_blocks*. corr_matrices: (num_blocks, n_l, n_r, >= nperseg) array_like, optional Externally supplied block correlation functions, bypassing ``prep_signals.corr_blackman_tukey``. Lets each block be an independent realization rather than a segment of one record. Requires *num_blocks*. Note that :meth:`save_state` does not persist them. Other Parameters ---------------- kwargs : Additional kwargs are passed to prep_signals.correlation ''' logger.info('Constructing half-spectrum matrix ... ') begin_frequency, end_frequency, nperseg_resolved = self._validate_frequency_params( nperseg, begin_frequency, end_frequency ) if num_blocks is not None: if not isinstance(num_blocks, int): raise TypeError(f"num_blocks must be an int, got {type(num_blocks).__name__!r}.") training_blocks = self._coerce_blocks_array(training_blocks, num_blocks, 'training_blocks') if corr_matrices is None: logger.info( f'Estimating block-wise correlation functions for cross-validation ' f'({num_blocks} blocks, {training_blocks.shape[0]} for training).') self.prep_signals.corr_blackman_tukey(nperseg_resolved, n_segments=num_blocks, refs_only=True) else: corr_matrices = self._validate_corr_matrices( corr_matrices, num_blocks, nperseg_resolved) logger.info( f'Using externally supplied block-wise correlation functions ' f'({num_blocks} blocks, {training_blocks.shape[0]} for training).') # set before the accessor below reads them self.num_blocks = num_blocks self.training_blocks = training_blocks self.corr_matrices = corr_matrices self.nperseg = nperseg_resolved corr_blocks = self._block_correlations(training_blocks) weights, n_eff = self._validate_weights(weights, training_blocks.shape[0]) if weights is None: correlation_matrix = np.mean(corr_blocks, axis=0) else: # a concentrated weighting is the caller's explicit choice here; # VarPLSCF warns about a low n_eff where it matters, when it # estimates a covariance from the same blocks correlation_matrix = np.tensordot(weights, corr_blocks, axes=(0, 0)) self.weights = weights self.n_eff = n_eff else: if weights is not None: raise ValueError('weights weight the blocks of the estimate and require num_blocks.') if corr_matrices is not None: raise ValueError('corr_matrices are indexed by block and require num_blocks.') if self.prep_signals._last_meth == 'welch': logger.info("The selected spectral estimation method (Welch) is not recommended (applied window introduces damping bias).") # nperseg=None signals correlation() to reuse precomputed correlations correlation_matrix = self.prep_signals.correlation(nperseg, **kwargs) self.num_blocks = None self.training_blocks = None self.corr_matrices = None self.weights = None self.n_eff = None nperseg = nperseg_resolved selected_omega_vector, spectrum_tensor, factor_a = self._windowed_half_spectrum( correlation_matrix, nperseg, window_decay, begin_frequency, end_frequency) self.begin_frequency = begin_frequency self.end_frequency = end_frequency self.nperseg = nperseg self.window_decay = window_decay self.selected_omega_vector = selected_omega_vector self.pos_half_spectra = spectrum_tensor self.factor_a = factor_a self.state[0] = True
@property def num_omega(self): return self.selected_omega_vector.shape[0] @staticmethod def _as_real(arr, complex_coefficients): """Return arr.real when using real coefficients, else arr unchanged.""" return arr if complex_coefficients else arr.real
[docs] def estimate_model(self, order, complex_coefficients=False): ''' Estimate a right matrix-fraction model from positive half-spectra, by constructing a set of reduced normal equations as shown in Peeters 2004. The polynomial is identified following Cauberghe 2004. Sec. 5.2.1 Verboven 2002: Sect. 5.3.3 has a discussion on the use of real or complex valued coefficients, favoring complex ones. Guillaume 2003, Peeters 2004 just assume real coefficients, while later references, e.g. Cauberghe 2004, Reynders 2012 use complex coefficients. However, with complex coefficients, stabilization diagrams seem to become corrupted. Note: The previous implementation was wrong in the estimation of alpha coefficients and led to "bad" stabilization. Additionally there was a wrong sign in the assembly of the C_c matrix, which led to corrupted mode shapes. .. TODO:: * implement weighting function; c.p. Peeters 2004 Sect. 2.2 * improve assembly by exploiting the Toeplitz structure of S, R, T; c.p. Cauberghe 2004 Eq. 5.17ff * Investigate LS-TLS solution by using a SVD * estimate polynomial once at highest order and construct all lower order models from these coefficients; c.p. Peeters 2004 Sect. 2.4 * Check, if alternative solution for \alpha in Reynders 2012. Sec. 5.2.4 leads to clearer stabilization, or it it is actually equivalent to the current implementation Parameters ---------- order: integer, required Model order, at which the RMF model should be estimated complex_coefficients: bool, optional Whether to assume real or complex coefficients Returns ------- alpha: numpy.ndarray Denominator coefficients: Array of shape ((order + 1) * n_r, n_r) beta_l_i: numpy.ndarray Numerator coefficients: Array of shape (order + 1, n_r, n_l) ''' ctx = self._assemble_normal_equations(order, complex_coefficients) return ctx.alpha, ctx.beta_l_i
def _assemble_normal_equations(self, order, complex_coefficients=False): ''' Assemble and solve the reduced normal equations at a single model order. Carries out the estimation described in :meth:`estimate_model` and returns the full assembly rather than only the coefficients. Parameters ---------- order: integer, required Model order, at which the RMF model should be estimated complex_coefficients: bool, optional Whether to assume real or complex coefficients Returns ------- ctx: NormalEquationsContext The assembled normal equations and their solution ''' if order > self.nperseg - 1: raise RuntimeError(f'Order cannot be higher than nperseg - 1 (={self.nperseg - 1}).') n_l = self.prep_signals.num_analised_channels n_r = self.prep_signals.num_ref_channels selected_omega_vector = self.selected_omega_vector num_omega = self.num_omega pos_half_spectra = self.pos_half_spectra sampling_rate = self.prep_signals.sampling_rate Delta_t = 1 / sampling_rate # whether to assume real or complex coefficients if complex_coefficients: dtype = complex else: dtype = float RS_solutions = np.zeros((order + 1, (order + 1) * n_r, n_l), dtype=dtype) M = np.zeros(((order + 1) * n_r, (order + 1) * n_r), dtype=dtype) # Create matrices X_0 and Y_0, Peeters 2004: Sect. 2.2ff # for channel-dependent weights, this has to move into the loop below X_o = np.exp(1j * selected_omega_vector[:, np.newaxis] * Delta_t * np.arange(order + 1)[np.newaxis,:]) # (num_omega, (order + 1)) X_o_H = np.conj(X_o.T) # ((order + 1), num_omega) R_o = self._as_real(X_o_H @ X_o, complex_coefficients) # ((order + 1),(order + 1)) Y_o = np.empty((num_omega, ((order + 1) * n_r)), dtype=complex) for i_l in range(n_l): for kk in range(num_omega): Y_o[kk,:] = np.kron(-X_o[kk,:], pos_half_spectra[i_l,:, kk].T) S_o = self._as_real(X_o_H @ Y_o, complex_coefficients) # ((order+1),(order+1)*n_r) T_o = self._as_real(np.conj(Y_o.T) @ Y_o, complex_coefficients) # ((order+1)*n_r,…) RS_solution = np.linalg.solve(R_o, S_o) M = M + (T_o - np.conj(S_o).T @ RS_solution) RS_solutions[:,:, i_l] = RS_solution # factor 2 stems from the derivative of the quadratic cost function and # applies to the whole sum over output channels; c.p. Peeters 2004 Eq. 10 M *= 2 # Compute alpha and beta coefficients: Cauberghe 2004. Sec. 5.2.1 M_aa = M[:order * n_r,:order * n_r] M_ab = M[:order * n_r, -n_r:] alpha_b = -np.linalg.solve(M_aa, M_ab) alpha = np.concatenate((alpha_b, np.eye(n_r)), axis=0) # ((order + 1) * n_r, n_r) beta_l_i = np.zeros(((order + 1), n_r, n_l), dtype=dtype) for i_l in range(n_l): RS_solution = RS_solutions[:,:, i_l] beta_l = -RS_solution @ alpha beta_l_i[:,:, i_l] = beta_l return NormalEquationsContext( order=order, X_o=X_o, RS_solutions=RS_solutions, M=M, M_aa=M_aa, alpha=alpha, beta_l_i=beta_l_i)
[docs] def modal_analysis_state_space(self, alpha, beta_l_i): ''' Perform a modal analysis of the identified polyomial by converting it into a state-space model, as outlined in Reynders-2012: Lemma 2.2, followed by an eigendecomposition. Mode shapes are scaled to unit modal displacements. Complex conjugate and real modes are removed prior to further processing. Damping values are corrected, if half-spectra were constructed with an exponential window. .. TODO:: * numerical optimization to increase speed Parameters ------- alpha: numpy.ndarray Denominator coefficients: Array of shape ((order + 1) * n_r, n_r) beta_l_i: numpy.ndarray Numerator coefficients: Array of shape (order + 1, n_r, n_l) Returns ------- modal_frequencies: (order * n_r,) numpy.ndarray Array holding the modal frequencies for each mode modal_damping: (order * n_r,) numpy.ndarray Array holding the modal damping ratios (0,100) for each mode mode_shapes: (n_l, order * n_r,) numpy.ndarray Complex array holding the mode shapes eigenvalues: (order * n_r,) numpy.ndarray Complex array holding the eigenvalues for each mode ''' accel_channels = self.prep_signals.accel_channels velo_channels = self.prep_signals.velo_channels n_l = self.prep_signals.num_analised_channels n_r = self.prep_signals.num_ref_channels factor_a = self.factor_a sampling_rate = self.prep_signals.sampling_rate order = alpha.shape[0] // n_r - 1 # Create matrices A_c and C_c; # Reynders-2012-SystemIdentificationMethodsFor(Operational)ModalAnalysisReviewAndComparison: Lemma 2.2 A_p = alpha[-n_r:,:] B_p = beta_l_i[order,:,:].T A_c = np.zeros((order * n_r, order * n_r), dtype=alpha.dtype) C_c = np.zeros((n_l, order * n_r), dtype=alpha.dtype) for p_i in range(order): A_p_i = alpha[(order - p_i - 1) * n_r:(order - p_i) * n_r,:] this_A_c_block = -np.linalg.solve(A_p, A_p_i) A_c[:n_r, p_i * n_r:(p_i + 1) * n_r] = this_A_c_block B_p_i = beta_l_i[order - p_i - 1,:,:].T this_C_c_block = B_p_i + (B_p @ this_A_c_block) C_c[:, p_i * n_r:(p_i + 1) * n_r] = this_C_c_block A_c_rest = np.eye((order - 1) * n_r) A_c[n_r:,:(order - 1) * n_r] = A_c_rest eigvals, eigvecs_r = np.linalg.eig(A_c) conj_indices = self.remove_conjugates(eigvals, eigvecs_r, inds_only=True) n_modes = len(conj_indices) modal_frequencies = np.zeros((n_modes,)) modal_damping = np.zeros((n_modes,)) mode_shapes = np.zeros((n_l, n_modes), dtype=complex) eigenvalues = np.zeros((n_modes), dtype=complex) Phi = C_c @ eigvecs_r for i, ind in enumerate(reversed(conj_indices)): lambda_i = np.log(eigvals[ind]) * sampling_rate # damping with correction if exponential window was applied to spectra # if factor_a is not None: # lambda_i -= factor_a * sampling_rate freq_i = np.abs(lambda_i) / (2 * np.pi) damping_i = self._compute_damping(lambda_i, freq_i, factor_a, sampling_rate) mode_shape_i = Phi[:, ind] # scale modeshapes to modal displacements mode_shape_i = self.integrate_quantities( mode_shape_i, accel_channels, velo_channels, freq_i * 2 * np.pi) # rotate mode shape in complex plane mode_shape_i = self.rescale_mode_shape(mode_shape_i) modal_frequencies[i] = freq_i modal_damping[i] = damping_i mode_shapes[:, i] = mode_shape_i eigenvalues[i] = lambda_i # self._lower_residuals = np.zeros((n_l, n_r)) # self._upper_residuals = np.zeros((n_l, n_r)) # self._mode_shapes_raw = Phi[:,np.flip(conj_indices)] # self._participation_vectors = eigvecs_r[-n_r:, np.flip(conj_indices)] # self._participation_vectors /= self._participation_vectors[:, np.argmax(np.abs(self._participation_vectors), axis=0)] # self._eigenvalues = eigenvalues argsort = np.argsort(modal_frequencies) # remove all frequencies outside the spectral frequency band inds = (modal_frequencies[argsort] >= self.begin_frequency) & (modal_frequencies[argsort] <= self.end_frequency) argsort = argsort[inds] return modal_frequencies[argsort], modal_damping[argsort], mode_shapes[:, argsort], eigenvalues[argsort]
def _compute_damping(self, lambda_i, freq_i, factor_a, sampling_rate): """Compute modal damping ratio with optional exponential-window correction.""" if factor_a is None: return np.real(lambda_i) / np.abs(lambda_i) * (-100) return ( np.real(lambda_i) / np.abs(lambda_i) - factor_a * sampling_rate / (freq_i * 2 * np.pi) ) * (-100) def _build_companion_matrix_residuals(self, alpha, n_r, order): """Build the transposed companion matrix for residuals-based modal analysis.""" A_p = alpha[-n_r:, :] A_c = np.zeros((order * n_r, order * n_r), dtype=alpha.dtype) for p_i in range(order): A_p_i = alpha[(order - p_i - 1) * n_r:(order - p_i) * n_r, :] A_c[p_i * n_r:(p_i + 1) * n_r, :n_r] = -np.linalg.solve(A_p, A_p_i) A_c[:-n_r, n_r:] = np.eye((order - 1) * n_r) return A_c def _fit_mode_shapes_ls(self, eigenvalues, n_l, n_r, n_modes, participation_vectors): """Fit mode shapes and residuals via least-squares spectral fitting.""" accel_channels = self.prep_signals.accel_channels velo_channels = self.prep_signals.velo_channels A = np.zeros((self.num_omega * 2 * n_r, (2 * n_modes + 4 * n_r))) h = np.zeros((self.num_omega * 2 * n_r, n_l)) Df1_lines = np.zeros((self.num_omega, n_modes), dtype=complex) Df2_lines = np.zeros((self.num_omega, n_modes), dtype=complex) for i_omega, omega in enumerate(self.selected_omega_vector): Df1 = 1 / (1j * omega - eigenvalues) Df2 = 1 / (1j * omega - np.conj(eigenvalues)) Df1_lines[i_omega,:] = Df1 Df2_lines[i_omega,:] = Df2 LDf1 = participation_vectors * Df1[np.newaxis, :] LDf2 = np.conj(participation_vectors) * Df2[np.newaxis, :] A_f = np.zeros((2 * n_r, (2 * n_modes + 4 * n_r))) A_f[:n_r, :n_modes] = np.real(LDf1) + np.real(LDf2) A_f[n_r:, :n_modes] = np.imag(LDf1) + np.imag(LDf2) A_f[:n_r, n_modes:2 * n_modes] = -np.imag(LDf1) + np.imag(LDf2) A_f[n_r:, n_modes:2 * n_modes] = np.real(LDf1) - np.real(LDf2) A_f[:n_r, 2 * n_modes:2 * n_modes + n_r] = np.eye(n_r) A_f[n_r:, 2 * n_modes + n_r:2 * n_modes + 2 * n_r] = np.eye(n_r) A_f[:n_r, 2 * n_modes + 2 * n_r:2 * n_modes + 3 * n_r] = np.eye(n_r) * omega ** 2 A_f[n_r:, 2 * n_modes + 3 * n_r:2 * n_modes + 4 * n_r] = np.eye(n_r) * omega ** 2 A[i_omega * 2 * n_r:(i_omega + 1) * 2 * n_r, :] = A_f h[i_omega * 2 * n_r:i_omega * 2 * n_r + n_r, :] = np.real(self.pos_half_spectra[:, :, i_omega]).T h[i_omega * 2 * n_r + n_r:i_omega * 2 * n_r + 2 * n_r, :] = np.imag(self.pos_half_spectra[:, :, i_omega]).T pinv_A = np.linalg.pinv(A) X = pinv_A @ h self._lsfd_ctx = LSFDContext( A=A, X=X, pinv_A=pinv_A, residual=h - A @ X, Df1=Df1_lines, Df2=Df2_lines, eigenvalues=eigenvalues, participation_vectors=participation_vectors) mode_shapes_raw = X.T[:, :n_modes] + 1j * X.T[:, n_modes:2 * n_modes] mode_shapes = np.zeros((n_l, n_modes), dtype=complex) for ind in range(n_modes): # each mode is integrated at its own circular frequency: 2 pi f_i = |lambda_i| mode_shape_i = self.integrate_quantities( mode_shapes_raw[:, ind], accel_channels, velo_channels, np.abs(eigenvalues[ind]) ) mode_shapes[:, ind] = self.rescale_mode_shape(mode_shape_i) lower_res = X.T[:, 2 * n_modes:2 * n_modes + n_r] + 1j * X.T[:, 2 * n_modes + n_r:2 * n_modes + 2 * n_r] upper_res = X.T[:, 2 * n_modes + 2 * n_r:2 * n_modes + 3 * n_r] + 1j * X.T[:, 2 * n_modes + 3 * n_r:2 * n_modes + 4 * n_r] return mode_shapes, mode_shapes_raw, lower_res, upper_res
[docs] def modal_analysis_residuals(self, alpha, *args): ''' Perform a modal analysis of the identified polyomial with the least-squares residual-based method as outlined in Steffensen-2025-VarianceEstimation... Sect. 2.1 Mode shapes are scaled to unit modal displacements. Complex conjugate and real modes are removed prior to further processing. Damping values are corrected, if half-spectra were constructed with an exponential window. .. TODO:: * numerical optimization to increase speed Parameters ------- alpha: numpy.ndarray Denominator coefficients: Array of shape ((order + 1) * n_r, n_r) Returns ------- modal_frequencies: (order * n_r,) numpy.ndarray Array holding the modal frequencies for each mode modal_damping: (order * n_r,) numpy.ndarray Array holding the modal damping ratios (0,100) for each mode mode_shapes: (n_l, order * n_r,) numpy.ndarray Complex array holding the mode shapes eigenvalues: (order * n_r,) numpy.ndarray Complex array holding the _eigenvalues for each mode ''' n_l = self.prep_signals.num_analised_channels n_r = self.prep_signals.num_ref_channels factor_a = self.factor_a sampling_rate = self.prep_signals.sampling_rate order = alpha.shape[0] // n_r - 1 if np.issubdtype(alpha.dtype, complex): logger.warning('Residual-based modal analysis with complex coefficients has not been verified.') A_c = self._build_companion_matrix_residuals(alpha, n_r, order) eigvals, eigvecs_l, eigvecs_r = scipy.linalg.eig(A_c, left=True, right=True) # remove_conjugates takes (eigval, eigvec_r, eigvec_l) and returns # (eigval, eigvec_l, eigvec_r); passing the vectors right-first is # required, otherwise left/right eigenvectors are swapped downstream. eigvals, eigvecs_l, eigvecs_r = self.remove_conjugates(eigvals, eigvecs_r, eigvecs_l) _eigenvalues = np.log(eigvals) * sampling_rate _modal_frequencies = np.abs(_eigenvalues) / (2 * np.pi) inds = np.where( (_modal_frequencies >= self.begin_frequency) & (_modal_frequencies <= self.end_frequency) )[0] n_modes = len(inds) modal_damping = np.zeros((n_modes,)) participation_vectors = np.zeros((n_r, n_modes), dtype=complex) for i, ind in enumerate(inds): lambda_i = _eigenvalues[ind] freq_i = _modal_frequencies[ind] modal_damping[i] = self._compute_damping(lambda_i, freq_i, factor_a, sampling_rate) # copy: the in-place normalisation would otherwise write through the # basic-indexing view and corrupt eigvecs_l, which _modal_ctx retains part_vec = eigvecs_l[-n_r:, ind].copy() part_vec /= part_vec[np.argmax(np.abs(part_vec))] participation_vectors[:, i] = part_vec modal_frequencies = _modal_frequencies[inds] eigenvalues = _eigenvalues[inds] argsort = np.argsort(modal_frequencies) mode_shapes, mode_shapes_raw, lower_res, upper_res = self._fit_mode_shapes_ls( eigenvalues, n_l, n_r, n_modes, participation_vectors ) # the fit ran in the unsorted in-band order; record the permutation so a # differentiation of its assembly can align with the returned modes self._lsfd_ctx.mode_order = argsort self._lower_residuals = lower_res self._upper_residuals = upper_res self._mode_shapes_raw = mode_shapes_raw[:, argsort] self._participation_vectors = participation_vectors[:, argsort] self._eigenvalues = eigenvalues[argsort] self._modal_ctx = ModalContext( A_c=A_c, eigvals_z=eigvals, eigvecs_l=eigvecs_l, eigvecs_r=eigvecs_r, mode_indices=inds[argsort]) return modal_frequencies[argsort], modal_damping[argsort], mode_shapes[:, argsort], eigenvalues[argsort]
[docs] def synthesize_spectrum(self, alpha, beta_l_i, modal=True, validation_blocks=None): ''' Spectral synthetization in a modal decoupled form follows Steffensen-2025-VarianceEstimation... Sect. 2.1.2 The spectral synthetization without modal decomposition follows Peeters-2004-ThePolyMAX... .. TODO:: * numerical optimization to increase speed Parameters ---------- alpha: numpy.ndarray Denominator coefficients: Array of shape ((order + 1) * n_r, n_r) beta_l_i: numpy.ndarray Numerator coefficients: Array of shape (order + 1, n_r, n_l) modal: bool, optional Synthesize a spectrum for each mode and its modal contribution to the full spectrum validation_blocks: list, optional Only meaningful if :meth:`build_half_spectra` was called with *num_blocks* (cross-validation mode) and *modal* is True. The selected blocks whose (block-wise, Blackman-Tukey) half-spectrum is used as ground truth for computing modal contributions, instead of ``self.pos_half_spectra``. Defaults to all blocks (matching the default of ``training_blocks`` in :meth:`build_half_spectra` -- pass disjoint sets for a held-out validation). Returns ------- half_spec_modal: (n_l, n_r, num_omega, n_modes) numpy.ndarray Array holding the (modally decomposed) synthesized positive half spectra for each channel n_l and reference channel n_r and all modes modal_contributions: (order,) numpy.ndarray Array holding the contributions of each mode to the input spectrum ''' n_l = self.prep_signals.num_analised_channels n_r = self.prep_signals.num_ref_channels sampling_rate = self.prep_signals.sampling_rate omega = self.selected_omega_vector num_omega = self.num_omega if modal: if self._lower_residuals is None: logger.warning('Residuals have not yet been estimated.') _, _, _, _ = self.modal_analysis_residuals(alpha) if self.num_blocks is not None: validation_blocks = self._coerce_blocks_array( validation_blocks, self.num_blocks, 'validation_blocks') # validation blocks are held out, so they are never weighted corr_matrix = np.mean(self._block_correlations(validation_blocks), axis=0) _, comparison_spectrum, _ = self._windowed_half_spectrum( corr_matrix, self.nperseg, self.window_decay, self.begin_frequency, self.end_frequency) else: comparison_spectrum = self.pos_half_spectra return self._synthesize_spectrum_modal(n_l, n_r, num_omega, omega, comparison_spectrum) return self._synthesize_spectrum_nonmodal(alpha, beta_l_i, n_l, n_r, omega, sampling_rate)
def _synthesize_spectrum_modal(self, n_l, n_r, num_omega, omega, comparison_spectrum): """Synthesize spectrum using modal decomposition (Steffensen 2025, Sect. 2.1.2).""" lower_residuals = self._lower_residuals upper_residuals = self._upper_residuals participation_vectors = self._participation_vectors mode_shapes_raw = self._mode_shapes_raw eigenvalues = self._eigenvalues n_modes = mode_shapes_raw.shape[1] half_spec_modal = np.zeros((n_l, n_r, num_omega, n_modes), dtype=complex) for ind in range(n_modes): lamda_r = eigenvalues[ind] part_vec = participation_vectors[:, ind] mode_shape = mode_shapes_raw[:, ind] numerator = (part_vec[:, np.newaxis] @ mode_shape[np.newaxis, :]).T half_spec_modal[:, :, :, ind] = ( numerator[:, :, np.newaxis] / (1j * omega[np.newaxis, np.newaxis, :] - lamda_r) + np.conj(numerator)[:, :, np.newaxis] / (1j * omega[np.newaxis, np.newaxis, :] - np.conj(lamda_r)) ) half_spec_synth = np.sum(half_spec_modal, axis=-1) half_spec_synth += lower_residuals[:, :, np.newaxis] half_spec_synth += upper_residuals[:, :, np.newaxis] * omega[np.newaxis, np.newaxis, :] ** 2 self._half_spec_synth = half_spec_modal Sigma_data = np.zeros((n_l * n_r), dtype=complex) Sigma_synth = np.zeros((n_l * n_r), dtype=complex) Sigma_data_synth = np.zeros((n_l * n_r, n_modes), dtype=complex) modal_contributions = np.zeros((n_modes), dtype=complex) if logger.isEnabledFor(logging.DEBUG): Sigma_data_synthtot = np.zeros((n_l * n_r)) for i_r in range(n_r): for i_l in range(n_l): spec_data = comparison_spectrum[i_l, i_r, :] spec_synth = np.sum(half_spec_modal, axis=-1)[i_l, i_r, :] Sigma_data[i_r * n_l + i_l] = spec_data @ np.conj(spec_data.T) Sigma_synth[i_r * n_l + i_l] = spec_synth @ np.conj(spec_synth.T) if logger.isEnabledFor(logging.DEBUG): Sigma_data_synthtot[i_r * n_l + i_l] = spec_data @ np.conj(spec_synth.T) for i in range(n_modes): Sigma_data_synth[i_r * n_l + i_l, i] = spec_data @ np.conj(half_spec_modal[i_l, i_r, :, i]) for i in range(n_modes): rho = Sigma_data_synth[:, i] / np.sqrt(Sigma_data * Sigma_synth) modal_contributions[i] = rho.mean() return half_spec_modal, modal_contributions def _synthesize_spectrum_nonmodal(self, alpha, beta_l_i, n_l, n_r, omega, sampling_rate): """Synthesize spectrum without modal decomposition (Peeters 2004, Eqs. 1, 3, 4).""" order = alpha.shape[0] // n_r - 1 r_vec = np.arange(order + 1) half_spec_synth = np.zeros_like(self.pos_half_spectra) # (n_l, n_r, num_omega) for i_omega in range(self.num_omega): Omega_r = np.exp(1j * omega[i_omega] / sampling_rate * r_vec) A = np.zeros((n_r, n_r), dtype=complex) for i_ord in range(order + 1): A += alpha[i_ord * n_r:(i_ord + 1) * n_r, :] * Omega_r[i_ord] A_inv = np.linalg.inv(A) B_o = np.sum(Omega_r[:, np.newaxis, np.newaxis] * beta_l_i[:, :, :], axis=0) half_spec_synth[:, :, i_omega] = B_o.T @ A_inv self._half_spec_synth = half_spec_synth return half_spec_synth, None
[docs] def compute_modal_params(self, max_model_order, complex_coefficients=False, algo='residuals', modal_contrib=None, validation_blocks=None): ''' Perform a multi-order computation of modal parameters. Successively calls * estimate_model(order, complex_coefficients) * modal_analysis_residuals(alpha, beta_l_i) or modal_analysis_state_space(alpha, beta_l_i) * synthesize_spectrum(alpha, beta_l_i), if modal_contrib == True At ascending model orders, up to max_model_order. See the explanations in the the respective methods, for a detailed explanation of parameters. Parameters ---------- max_model_order: integer Maximum model order, where to interrupt the algorithm. complex_coefficients: bool, optional Whether to estimate a real or complex RMFD model algo: str, optional Algorithm to use for modal analysis. Either 'state-space' or 'residuals' Both algorithms are approximately equally fast. The state space based algorithm seems to yield less complex mode shapes. modal_contrib: bool, optional Synthesize modal spectra and estimate modal contributions. Only to be used with residual-based modal analysis algorithm. validation_blocks: list, optional Only meaningful if :meth:`build_half_spectra` was called with *num_blocks* (cross-validation mode). Forwarded to :meth:`synthesize_spectrum` at every order when *modal_contrib* is True. ''' algo, modal_contrib = self._setup_compute_params( max_model_order, algo, modal_contrib ) n_l = self.prep_signals.num_analised_channels n_r = self.prep_signals.num_ref_channels if not self.state[0]: raise RuntimeError("Call build_half_spectra() first.") logger.info('Computing modal parameters...') max_modes = max_model_order * n_r if complex_coefficients else max_model_order * n_r // 2 modal_frequencies = np.zeros((max_model_order, max_modes)) modal_damping = np.zeros((max_model_order, max_modes)) mode_shapes = np.zeros((n_l, max_modes, max_model_order), dtype=complex) eigenvalues = np.zeros((max_model_order, max_modes), dtype=complex) modal_contributions = np.zeros((max_model_order, max_modes,), dtype=complex) if modal_contrib else None # only the residual-based algorithm identifies participation vectors participation_vectors = np.zeros( (n_r, max_modes, max_model_order), dtype=complex) if algo == 'residuals' else None pbar = simplePbar(max_model_order) for order in range(1, max_model_order): next(pbar) alpha, beta_l_i = self.estimate_model(order, complex_coefficients) if algo == 'state-space': f, d, phi, lamda = self.modal_analysis_state_space(alpha, beta_l_i) else: f, d, phi, lamda = self.modal_analysis_residuals(alpha, beta_l_i) n_modes = len(f) if participation_vectors is not None: participation_vectors[:, :n_modes, order] = self._participation_vectors if modal_contrib: _, delta = self.synthesize_spectrum(alpha, beta_l_i, True, validation_blocks=validation_blocks) modal_contributions[order, :n_modes] = delta modal_frequencies[order, :n_modes] = f modal_damping[order, :n_modes] = d eigenvalues[order, :n_modes] = lamda mode_shapes[:, :n_modes, order] = phi self.max_model_order = max_model_order self.eigenvalues = eigenvalues self.modal_frequencies = modal_frequencies self.modal_damping = modal_damping self.mode_shapes = mode_shapes self.modal_contributions = modal_contributions self.participation_vectors = participation_vectors self.state[1] = True
def _setup_compute_params(self, max_model_order, algo, modal_contrib): """Validate and normalise compute_modal_params arguments.""" if max_model_order > self.nperseg - 1: raise ValueError( f"max_model_order ({max_model_order}) exceeds limit" f" self.nperseg - 1 ({self.nperseg - 1})" ) if algo not in ['state-space', 'residuals']: raise ValueError(f"algo must be 'state-space' or 'residuals', got {algo!r}") if modal_contrib is None: modal_contrib = algo != 'state-space' if modal_contrib and algo == 'state-space': logger.warning('State space algorithm can not be used with spectral synthetization.') algo = 'residuals' return algo, modal_contrib def _collect_modal_state(self): """Return dict of modal parameter entries for save_state. Subclasses that identify additional modal quantities extend this. """ return { 'self.modal_frequencies': self.modal_frequencies, 'self.modal_damping': self.modal_damping, 'self.mode_shapes': self.mode_shapes, 'self.eigenvalues': self.eigenvalues, 'self.modal_contributions': self.modal_contributions, 'self.participation_vectors': self.participation_vectors, 'self.max_model_order': self.max_model_order, }
[docs] def save_state(self, fname): logger.info('Saving results to {}...'.format(fname)) dirname, _ = os.path.split(fname) if not os.path.isdir(dirname): os.makedirs(dirname) # 0 1 # self.state= [Half_spectra, Modal Par. out_dict = {'self.state': self.state} out_dict['self.setup_name'] = self.setup_name out_dict['self.start_time'] = self.start_time # out_dict['self.prep_signals']=self.prep_signals if self.state[0]: # half spectra out_dict['self.begin_frequency'] = self.begin_frequency out_dict['self.end_frequency'] = self.end_frequency out_dict['self.nperseg'] = self.nperseg out_dict['self.selected_omega_vector'] = self.selected_omega_vector out_dict['self.pos_half_spectra'] = self.pos_half_spectra out_dict['self.factor_a'] = self.factor_a if self.state[1]: # modal params out_dict.update(self._collect_modal_state()) np.savez_compressed(fname, **out_dict)
[docs] @classmethod def load_state(cls, fname, prep_signals): logger.info('Loading results from {}'.format(fname)) in_dict = np.load(fname, allow_pickle=True) # 0 1 2 # self.state= [Toeplitz, State Mat., Modal Par.] if 'self.state' in in_dict: # bool(...): entries loaded straight out of the .npz archive are # numpy.bool_, not plain Python bool. state = [bool(s) for s in in_dict['self.state']] else: return if not isinstance(prep_signals, PreProcessSignals): raise TypeError( f"prep_signals must be PreProcessSignals, got {type(prep_signals).__name__!r}" ) setup_name = str(in_dict['self.setup_name'].item()) if setup_name != prep_signals.setup_name: raise ValueError( f"setup_name mismatch: expected {setup_name!r}," f" got {prep_signals.setup_name!r}" ) start_time = prep_signals.start_time if start_time != prep_signals.start_time: raise ValueError( f"start_time mismatch: expected {start_time!r}," f" got {prep_signals.start_time!r}" ) pLSCF_object = cls(prep_signals) pLSCF_object.state = state if state[0]: # positive half spectra pLSCF_object.begin_frequency = validate_array(in_dict['self.begin_frequency']) pLSCF_object.end_frequency = validate_array(in_dict['self.end_frequency']) pLSCF_object.nperseg = validate_array(in_dict['self.nperseg']) pLSCF_object.selected_omega_vector = validate_array(in_dict['self.selected_omega_vector']) pLSCF_object.pos_half_spectra = validate_array(in_dict['self.pos_half_spectra']) pLSCF_object.factor_a = validate_array(in_dict['self.factor_a']) if state[1]: # modal params cls._restore_modal_state(pLSCF_object, in_dict) return pLSCF_object
@classmethod def _restore_modal_state(cls, pLSCF_object, in_dict): """Restore modal parameter attributes from a loaded archive dict. Subclasses that identify additional modal quantities extend this. """ pLSCF_object.modal_frequencies = in_dict['self.modal_frequencies'] pLSCF_object.modal_damping = in_dict['self.modal_damping'] pLSCF_object.mode_shapes = in_dict['self.mode_shapes'] pLSCF_object.eigenvalues = in_dict['self.eigenvalues'] pLSCF_object.modal_contributions = in_dict['self.modal_contributions'] # absent from archives written before participation vectors were stored pLSCF_object.participation_vectors = in_dict.get('self.participation_vectors', None) pLSCF_object.max_model_order = int(in_dict['self.max_model_order'])
def _build_channel_pairs(channel_inds, ref_channel_inds, ref_channels): """Build non-repeating (i_l, i_r) index pairs for channel combinations.""" num_channels = len(channel_inds) num_ref_channels = len(ref_channel_inds) i_l_i_r = np.full((num_channels * num_ref_channels, 2), np.nan) j = 0 for index_l in channel_inds: index_l_in_ref = ref_channels.index(index_l) if index_l in ref_channels else None for index_r in ref_channel_inds: if index_l_in_ref is None: i_l_i_r[j, 0] = index_l i_l_i_r[j, 1] = index_r j += 1 else: index_r_in_all = ref_channels[index_r] inds_inv = np.array([[index_r_in_all, index_l_in_ref]]) if not np.any(np.all(i_l_i_r == inds_inv, axis=1)): i_l_i_r[j, 0] = index_l i_l_i_r[j, 1] = index_r j += 1 return i_l_i_r[~np.all(np.isnan(i_l_i_r), axis=1), :].astype(int) def plot_spec_synth(modal_data, modelist=None, channel_inds=None, ref_channel_inds=None, axes=None): import matplotlib.pyplot as plt half_spec_synth = modal_data._half_spec_synth pos_half_spectra = modal_data.pos_half_spectra ref_channels = modal_data.prep_signals.ref_channels sampling_rate = modal_data.prep_signals.sampling_rate channel_headers = modal_data.prep_signals.channel_headers if channel_inds is None: channel_inds = np.arange(modal_data.prep_signals.num_analised_channels) if ref_channel_inds is None: ref_channel_inds = np.arange(modal_data.prep_signals.num_ref_channels) i_l_i_r = _build_channel_pairs(channel_inds, ref_channel_inds, ref_channels) num_plots = len(i_l_i_r) fig2, axes = plt.subplots(num_plots, 1, sharex='col', sharey='col', squeeze=False) ft_freq = modal_data.selected_omega_vector / 2 / np.pi for j in range(num_plots): i_l, i_r = i_l_i_r[j, :] ft_meas = pos_half_spectra[i_l, i_r, :] label = 'Inp.' if j == 0 else None axes[j, 0].plot(ft_freq, 10 * np.log10(np.abs(ft_meas)), ls='solid', color='k', label=label) for ip, i in enumerate(modelist): ft_synth = half_spec_synth[i_l, i_r, :, i] color = str(np.linspace(0, 1, len(modelist) + 2)[ip + 1]) ls = ['-', '--', ':', '-.'][i % 4] label = f'm={i+1}' if j == 0 else None axes[j, 0].plot(ft_freq, 10 * np.log10(np.abs(ft_synth)), color=color, ls=ls, label=label) axes[j, 0].set_ylabel( f'{channel_headers[i_l]}\n $\\leftrightarrow$ \n{channel_headers[ref_channels[i_r]]}', rotation=0, labelpad=20, va='center', ha='center' ) axes[-1, 0].set_xlabel(r'$f$ [\si{\hertz}]') for ax in axes.flat: ax.set_yticks([]) ax.set_xlim(0, 1 / 2 * sampling_rate) ax.set_ylim(ymin=-50) fig2.legend(title='Mode') fig2.subplots_adjust(left=None, bottom=None, right=0.97, top=0.97, wspace=None, hspace=0.1) return fig2 def main(): pass if __name__ == '__main__': main()