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Tool wear classification using compact language models with multi-scale filter bank extractor and low-rank adaptation

Sep 2026 · Signal, Image and Video Processing · Vol 20 · 0 citations · 34 references

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A novel architecture utilizing compact pre-trained large language models for tool wear classification from acceleration and cutting force signals is presented, suggesting that compact language models with parameter-efficient adaptation may be useful for tool wear monitoring.

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