Xianguo Li

Prof. Xianguo Li


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Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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16 October 2020 in Applied Intelligence
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XFXinxin Feng
Xinxin Feng
XLXianguo Li
Xianguo Li
JLJianxiong Li
Jianxiong Li

1 January 2021 in Complexity
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YLYi Liu
Yi Liu
CMChangyun Miao
Changyun Miao
XLXianguo Li
Xianguo Li
Guowei XuGuowei Xu
Guowei Xu
The deviation of the conveyor belt is a common failure that affects the safe operation of the belt conveyor. In this paper, a deviation detection method of the belt conveyor based on inspection robot and deep learning is proposed to detect the deviation at its any position. Firstly, the inspection robot captures the image and the region of interest (ROI) containing the conveyor belt edge and the exposed idler is extracted by the optimized MobileNet SSD (OM‐SSD). Secondly, Hough line transform algorithm is used to detect the conveyor belt edge, and an elliptical arc detection algorithm based on template matching is proposed to detect the idler outer edge. Finally, a geometric correction algorithm based on homography transformation is proposed to correct the coordinates of the detected edge points, and the deviation degree (DD) of the conveyor belt is estimated based on the corrected coordinates. The experimental results show that the proposed method can detect the deviation of the conveyor belt continuously with an RMSE of 3.7 mm, an MAE of 4.4 mm, and an average time consumption of 135.5 ms. It improves the monitoring range, detection accuracy, reliability, robustness, and real‐time performance of the deviation detection of the belt conveyor.

2 February 2023 in Machines
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YLYi Liu
Yi Liu
CMChangyun Miao
Changyun Miao
XLXianguo Li
Xianguo Li
JJJianhua Ji
Jianhua Ji
DMDejun Meng
Dejun Meng
YWYimin Wang
Yimin Wang
Idlers are typical rotating parts of a belt conveyor carrying the conveyor belt and materials. The complex operating noise and unstable features lead to poor accuracy of sound-based idler fault diagnosis. This paper proposes a fault diagnosis method for belt conveyor idlers based on Transformer’s dynamic self-attention (DSA). Firstly, the A-weighted time-frequency spectrum of the idler sound is extracted as the input. Secondly, based on the DSA block, the multi-frequency cross-correlation DSA algorithm is designed to extract the cross-correlation features between different frequency bands in the input feature map, and the global DSA algorithm is applied to perceive and enhance the global correlation features in parallel. Finally, the cross-correlation and global correlation features are concatenated and linearly projected into a fault-type space to diagnose typical bearing and roller faults of idlers. The method makes full use of the relevant information scattered in different frequency bands of the idler running sound under complex working conditions and reduces the negative effect of the strong running noise on the extraction of weak fault features. Experimental results show that the fault diagnosis accuracy is 94.6% and the latency is 27.8 ms.

19 December 2024 in Journal of Real-Time Image Processing
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JLJie Li
Jie Li
SXShuhua Xie
Shuhua Xie
XZXinyi Zhou
Xinyi Zhou
LZLei Zhang
Lei Zhang
XLXianguo Li
Xianguo Li

28 May 2023 in Sensors
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DYDengjie Yang
Dengjie Yang
CMChangyun Miao
Changyun Miao
XLXianguo Li
Xianguo Li
YLYi Liu
Yi Liu
YDYuhong Du
Yuhong Du
YZYao Zheng
Yao Zheng
Coal production often involves a substantial presence of gangue and foreign matter, which not only impacts the thermal properties of coal and but also leads to damage to transportation equipment. Selection robots for gangue removal have garnered attention in research. However, existing methods suffer from limitations, including slow selection speed and low recognition accuracy. To address these issues, this study proposes an improved method for detecting gangue and foreign matter in coal, utilizing a gangue selection robot with an enhanced YOLOv7 network model. The proposed approach entails the collection of coal, gangue, and foreign matter images using an industrial camera, which are then utilized to create an image dataset. The method involves reducing the number of convolution layers of the backbone, adding a small size detection layer to the head to enhance the small target detection, introducing a contextual transformer networks (COTN) module, employing a distance intersection over union (DIoU) loss border regression loss function to calculate the overlap between predicted and real frames, and incorporating a dual path attention mechanism. These enhancements culminate in the development of a novel YOLOv71 + COTN network model. Subsequently, the YOLOv71 + COTN network model was trained and evaluated using the prepared dataset. Experimental results demonstrated the superior performance of the proposed method compared to the original YOLOv7 network model. Specifically, the method exhibits a 3.97% increase in precision, a 4.4% increase in recall, and a 4.5% increase in mAP0.5. Additionally, the method reduced GPU memory consumption during runtime, enabling fast and accurate detection of gangue and foreign matter.

23 May 2025 in Digital Signal Processing
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YLYang Li
Yang Li
XLXianguo Li
Xianguo Li
MLMichael Lin
Michael Lin