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the simulated structural response. <strong>The</strong> observed data of all nodes are used for the identification. In this<br />

case, we asuume Gaussian distrubution for the dynamic parameters whose mean is true value and<br />

standard deviation is 0.01. It is because that the aim of this example is to detect damages of structures.<br />

<strong>The</strong> number of particles is 5000.<br />

Figure 1. <strong>The</strong> sketch of the non-stationary structural system<br />

<strong>The</strong> identified time histories of the damping ratio and natural circular frequency at node 1 are shown in<br />

Fig.2. In these algonthm, probability density functions of dynamic parameters are identified as a set of<br />

particles. We therefore expressed the identified results as the time series-histogram of particles. Fig.2<br />

shows that the identified value of the natural circular frequency converge to the true value for both<br />

cases using MCF and Hybnd filter. But that of the damping ratio tend to converge to the true value<br />

only for the case using Hybrid filter.<br />

Time step<br />

Time step<br />

0005<br />

0015<br />

damping ratio<br />

002 0025 0.03<br />

(a) normal MCF<br />

natural circular frequency<br />

Time step<br />

Time step<br />

001<br />

0.015<br />

damping ratio<br />

002<br />

0.025 Q,03-<br />

(b) Hybrid Filter<br />

2 4<br />

natural circular frequency<br />

Figure 2. Comparison of the time histories of the identified dynamic<br />

parameters at node 1 by normal MCF and that by Hybrid Filter

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