Advances, Systems and Applications
Series Decomposition Methods | ||
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Method | Advantage | Disadvantage |
VMD | Featuring rigorous theoretical derivation, widespread application, and relatively low computational complexity [34]. | the decomposed results are heavily restricted to the selection of the penalty parameter a and the number of sub-modes K [35]. |
EMD | Able to decompose signals adaptively [36]. | mode mixing, end effect, poor noise immunity [37]. |
EEMD | Has strong adaptability, effectively overcoming the phenomenon of mode mixing [38]. | its reconstruction error is large and its integrity is poor [39]. |
CEEMD | Ensure decomposition effectiveness, while reducing reconstruction errors caused by white noise [40]. | There is a loss of information for high frequency components [41]. |
CEEMDAN | Successfully resolved the issue of white noise transmission from high frequency to low frequency [42]. | There exist noise after decomposing complex sequential data [43]. |