Title: Vibrating Beam Modeling Results
1Vibrating Beam Modeling Results
- Prime (Group 7)
- Abby, Jacob, TJ, Leo
2The model and data
- We are attempting to use the ordinary
differential equation model -
- This is assuming that the beam behaves
- like an under damped harmonic oscillator
3 C 0.68439333 standard error (C)
0.00897737 95 confidence interval (
0.66643859, 0.70234806 )
K 1525.693399 standard error (K)
0.350108 95 confidence interval (
1524.993183, 1526.393614 )
4- notice the model only appears to estimate one
frequency of the three that the data appears to
contain.
5The Optimization Algorithm
- The data vector is massaged by truncating at the
max and adding the average back into it 5000
times - A loop using fminsearch adds random vectors to C
and K. The values that produce the lowest
least-squares cost are kept.
6C1 -0.64450000 standard error (C1)
0.00908483 95 confidence interval (
-0.66266967, -0.62633033 )
K1 -1530.600000 standard error (K1)
0.354825 95 confidence interval
(-1531.309651, -1529.890349 )
s12 4.056e-011 compared to s2
1.0559e-010 cost11.9064e-007 cost
5.1366e-007
7Residual Plots
New residual plot
Old residual plot
- Ideally the plot should be random about zero
- The occurrence of the diagonal pattern implies
that there may be a better fit model
8QQ Distribution
First QQ plot
Second QQ plot
The QQ or normal probability plot shows that the
function doesnt have a normal distribution.
9Diagnostic Plots
First C, K values
Second C, K values
- Exhibits non-constant variance
10The ODE Model
- The model appears to generally mimic the behavior
of the system - It seems to only capture one out of three
frequencies displayed - It shows residuals that are not evenly
distributed or random about zero - An improved model should be attempted
11PDE Model
- Next, we attempted to fit the PDE model to the
data
12The PDE Model Initial parameter guesses
13PDE ModelInitial parameter guess
- The model catches the first two, but misses the
third frequency
14PDE ModelSecond Parameter Guess
15PDE ModelSecond Parameter Guess
16Further Improvements
- Optimize the parameter selection
- Use statistical analysis for the PDE model of our
data - Attempt alternate statistical analysis techniques
- Collect multiple data sets and improve laboratory
settings - Research current literature for more accurate
models