CN114777762A - Inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS - Google Patents

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Abstract

The invention provides an inertial navigation method based on Bayes NAS, which adopts an inertial/milemeter combined navigation mode, introduces Bayes optimization to search a neural framework, assists an integrated navigation system to further improve navigation accuracy, anti-jamming capability and stability under a satellite rejection environment, completes the Bayes optimization by extracting an upper computer for realizing the scheme on low-cost equipment, and dynamically optimizes delay, computing capability, FLAH, SRAM resources and the like of the system at the same time, has high accuracy and reliability, is mainly applied to inertial navigation systems with limited resources such as ground traveling vehicles, intelligent robots and the like, has deep learning capability, realizes high-efficiency algorithms on low-cost equipment, reduces equipment cost using deep learning, can only carry out conventional operation on a lower computer, and transfers a large amount of convolution type operation to the upper computer for carrying out, meanwhile, one upper computer can simultaneously support several navigation devices, and even the capability can be further improved by using a cloud computing mode.

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Inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of measurement and testing, in particular to an inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS.
Background
The combined navigation system of the inertia/mileometer is widely used in the satellite rejection environment, and compared with the combined navigation method based on dead reckoning, the combined navigation system based on the neural network deep learning has higher precision, resolution and stability. However, the existing neural network inertia/odometer combined navigation framework has high requirements on hardware resources, and is not suitable for being applied to low-resource and low-cost equipment.
At present, the application of the deep learning neural network on the inertial navigation system is mainly BPNN in China, and no precedent of adopting a Bayesian neural framework is searched. In general, most of the predicted values of the latter are closer to the true values than the former, and the prediction effect is better. Such as: an inertial navigation indoor positioning method based on a BP neural network (patent) is invented in patent CN201910067512.2, an indoor inertial navigation method improved based on the BP neural network (patent) is invented in patent CN201611020582.5, and an MEMS inertial navigation system positioning enhancement method based on an LSTM neural network model (patent) is invented in patent CN202110798898.1 and the like.
The existing inertial navigation system based on deep learning usually needs a computer equipped with strong hardware resources, and cannot be widely applied to low-cost and miniaturized equipment, or needs post-processing, and cannot meet the real-time requirement. Such as: a vehicle track estimation method and device based on a neural network model is disclosed in the patent CN 202110597498.4.
Taking a patent of 'an indoor inertial navigation method based on improvement of a bp neural network' as an example, a method for combining a human body advancing step length with an inertial system is provided. Only aiming at the partial advancing characteristics of the pedestrians, the device is easy to be interfered and has poor stability.
Therefore, a navigation method with high precision and reliability is needed.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides an inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS (network attached storage), aiming at solving the problems of navigation precision and reliability, wherein an inertial/mileometer combined navigation mode is adopted, Bayesian optimization is introduced to search a neural framework, an auxiliary combined navigation system further improves the navigation precision, the anti-interference capability and the stability in a satellite rejection environment, and in order to realize the scheme on low-cost equipment, the Bayesian optimization is extracted to be completed by an upper computer, and dynamic optimization is carried out on the delay, the computing capability, the FLAH, the SRAM (static random access memory) resources and the like of the system.
The invention provides an inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS, which comprises the following steps:
s1, signal acquisition: the inertial/odometer combined navigation module simultaneously outputs the measured angular speed signal, the measured acceleration signal and the measured mileage pulse signal to a navigation computer and an upper computer;
s2, resolving a basic attitude: the navigation computer comprises an attitude calculation module, a navigation computer neural network module and a control module which are electrically connected, wherein the attitude calculation module performs basic attitude calculation according to an angular velocity signal, an acceleration signal and a mileage pulse signal, obtains attitude information and motion metadata and outputs the attitude information and the motion metadata to the navigation computer neural network module, the motion metadata is used for eliminating noise by judging the motion state of the inertia/mileage meter combined navigation module, the motion state comprises acceleration, deceleration, constant speed and stillness, the motion metadata comprises a speed increment, and the noise comprises drift and abnormal value interference of the inertia/mileage meter combined navigation module;
s3, neural architecture search: the upper computer searches and searches for an optimal neural network which improves the utilization rate of the navigation computer hardware SRAM and FLASH and reduces delay by using a Bayesian neural architecture, and outputs a control command, correction information and a hardware model to the control module;
s4, model control: the control module performs memory allocation, model loading, instruction response and model updating on the navigation computer neural network module, and the navigation computer neural network module performs noise filtering, dynamic noise reduction, data anomaly prediction and drift prediction by combining attitude information and motion metadata and then outputs corrected three-dimensional angle information, northeast speed and longitude and latitude information.
The invention relates to an inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS, which is used as an optimal mode, wherein an inertial/mileometer combined navigation module comprises an accelerometer and a mileometer;
the navigation computer neural network module uses a deep neural network;
the upper computer comprises a Bayesian neural architecture searching module electrically connected with the control module, and a machine learning platform, a hardware simulation module and a design space which are electrically connected with the Bayesian neural architecture searching module, wherein the Bayesian neural architecture searching module uses a Bayesian neural architecture searching and Monte Carlo sampling method, the machine learning platform uses a deep neural network, the machine learning platform is electrically connected with the inertia/mileometer combined navigation module, and the hardware simulation module is connected with the control module through a real-time system timer;
the motion metadata includes: a forward speed increment, a side speed increment, and a tip speed increment.
In the inertial navigation method based on bayesian NAS of the present invention, as a preferable mode, step S3 includes the following steps:
s31, training a machine learning platform: constructing a backbone neural network architecture, using navigation training information including routes and road conditions to train a machine learning platform, and enabling a hardware simulation module to establish a hardware simulation model;
s32, sending a control command: when the hardware simulation module is communicated with a real-time system timer and the machine learning platform is communicated with the inertia/mileometer combined navigation module, the inertia/mileometer combined navigation module outputs an angular velocity signal, an acceleration signal and a mileometer pulse signal to the machine learning platform, and the Bayesian neural architecture search module searches a design space according to the hardware simulation model and then sends a control command to the machine learning platform;
s33, Bayesian optimization: the machine learning platform performs attitude calculation according to the angular velocity signal, the acceleration signal and the mileage pulse signal to obtain attitude information and motion element data, performs precision judgment on the angular velocity signal, the acceleration signal and the mileage pulse signal according to the navigation training information and the motion element data, and returns the precision condition to the Bayesian neural architecture searching module;
and S34, the Bayesian neural architecture searching module searches for an optimal neural network by using Bayesian neural architecture searching and Monte Carlo sampling and outputs a control command, correction information and a hardware model to the control module.
The inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS is a preferred mode, and in the step S31, the method for constructing the backbone neural network architecture is to model f by using TCN and process layered spatial and temporal characteristics in a combined manner:
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the two dilated causal convolution layers are fused together by a switched-mode residual block z for modeling the bounded non-linearity and the time dependence of the input sequence.
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obtaining by using a RAM (random access memory) model, and storing an intermediate layer activation graph and tensor in an SRAM (static random access memory);
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The invention aims to provide an inertial navigation method based on Bayesian neural architecture search, which adopts an inertial/mileometer combined navigation mode, introduces Bayesian optimization to the neural architecture search, assists a combined navigation system to further improve navigation accuracy, anti-interference capability and stability in a satellite rejection environment, extracts the Bayesian optimization to an upper computer to complete in order to realize the scheme on low-cost equipment, and dynamically optimizes delay, computing capability, FLAH, SRAM resources and the like of the system.
To achieve these objects and advantages in accordance with the present invention, there is provided an inertial navigation method based on bayesian neural architecture search, comprising:
firstly, an IMU is modeled, and the output of a gyroscope and an accelerometer is decomposed into three parts of a true value, a zero offset and Gaussian noise. As shown in equation 1:
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the longitude and latitude high position is obtained by the velocity integral of the northeast.
(V x) is an antisymmetric array, i.e., satisfies (V x) = - (V x)T. (Vx) is represented by a three-dimensional vector V = [ V ]x Vy Vz]TForming an anti-symmetric array.
The motion metadata includes: velocity increment of moving body in front, side and top three directions
Since the diameter of the vehicle tire is affected by thermal expansion and shows drift of the odometer scale factor, engine sparking and electromagnetic interference cause the sudden output of a large number of pulses of mileage, while the Deep Neural Network (DNN) is good at filtering noise and irrelevant information while extracting useful features from inertial devices, i.e., motion metadata, the method can effectively judge acceleration, deceleration, constant speed and stationary states for eliminating the generation of erroneous motion information caused by drift and abnormal value interference of the devices. The system can estimate the noise generated in the frame, realize dynamic noise reduction, has invariance to the influence of vibration and the like, can predict the abnormal and drifting of the training data more accurately, and improves the stability of the system.
Then, we construct the backbone neural network frameUsing TCN to model f, the spatial and temporal characteristics of the hierarchy can be jointly processed. The receptive field of each cell in the ith layer in TCN is
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the size is i x (k-1) + k, the memory and overfitting are not occupied, and the TCN kernel allows the network to search up and down in a long inertial data sequence while maintaining the input resolution and coverage. The convolution can keep the time sequence without calculating a complex and intensive circulation unit, and supports the unordered parallelization processing in the training period. Furthermore, the two expanded causal convolution layers are fused together by a switched-type residual block z for modeling the bounded non-linearity and the time dependence of the input sequence, as shown in equation 6:
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Indicating that the activation graph edge is E, the vertex is V,𝜆for a random scalar domain, f () is an objective function,𝛿representing operations employing conventional machine learning (including convolution, batch normalization, etc.), the goal is to find a neural network that maximizes the utilization of the device hardware SRAM and FLASH while minimizing latency. The optimization model is shown in formulas 7-12:
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Using monte carlo sampling, also known as thompson sampling, over the bayes confidence interval, this approach can balance search efficiency and usage efficiency. In addition to accelerating NAS, parallel search can ensure that NAS is not executed in an early network deformation state, maximize information gain in the search process, and generate a periodic coarse-to-fine search space.
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(equation 11), storing the intermediate layer activation map and the tensor in the SRAM; then, since the model delay is proportional to various convolution operations of the processor, floating point arithmetic capability (FLOPS) of the processor is used as an actual arithmetic capability to express the model delay
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all hardware parameters are standardized by the equipment. And (4) searching the whole neural framework by the upper computer.
The working process of the system is as follows, firstly, a sensor constructed by an IMU and a milemeter sends original triaxial angular velocity, triaxial acceleration and mileage pulse information to an INS/OD combined navigation module for basic attitude calculation, a settlement result is sent to a neural network for real-time mathematical platform correction, the neural network performs memory allocation according to a simplified model and real-time delay information, the model is updated in real time under the condition of an upper computer, errors caused by conditions of drift, mutation and the like in combined navigation are eliminated according to model achievement of deep learning, and the precision and robustness of the system are further improved. And outputting the corrected three-dimensional angle information, the northeast speed and the longitude and latitude height information. A mathematical platform which runs in an upper computer and takes a Bayesian NAS as a core searches a design space according to a hardware simulation model under the condition that the lower computer is not connected and according to an HIL hardware model under the condition that the lower computer is connected, sends a control command to a deep learning machine platform, extracts motion metadata (mainly judging acceleration, deceleration, constant speed and static states) according to training information of combined navigation under a conventional route and road conditions and real information output by an IMU (inertial measurement unit) of the lower computer to judge the precision of navigation data, returns the precision to the Bayesian NAS, and sends a hardware model, correction information and a control command which are updated in real time to the lower computer.
The invention has the following advantages:
(1) the invention introduces a Bayesian NAS scheme, so that the prediction of a neural network is closer to reality, thereby improving the precision, stability and reliability of the system;
since the diameter of the vehicle tire is affected by thermal expansion and shows drift of the odometer scale factor, engine sparking and electromagnetic interference cause the sudden output of a large number of pulses of mileage, while the Deep Neural Network (DNN) is good at filtering noise and irrelevant information while extracting useful features from inertial devices, i.e., motion metadata, the method can effectively judge acceleration, deceleration, constant speed and stationary states for eliminating the generation of erroneous motion information caused by drift and abnormal value interference of the devices. The system can estimate the noise generated in the frame, realize dynamic noise reduction, has invariance to the influences of vibration and the like, can predict the abnormity and drift of the training data more accurately, and improves the stability of the system.
(2) The invention carries out real-time feedback on hardware resources according to two modes (HIL simulation and hardware model simulation) and further optimizes the system capability.
(3) According to the invention, by introducing the scheme of the upper computer, the lower computer inertial navigation system with limited resources also has the deep learning capability, the high-efficiency algorithm is realized on low-cost equipment, the equipment cost of using the deep learning is reduced, the lower computer can only carry out conventional operation, a large amount of convolution operation is handed over to the upper computer for carrying out, and meanwhile, one upper computer can simultaneously support several navigation equipment, and even the capability can be further improved by using a cloud computing mode.
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FIG. 2 is a system diagram of an inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS;
FIG. 3 is a comparison graph of a first set of navigation trajectories in an embodiment 1 of an inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS;
FIG. 4 is a velocity error diagram of the integrated navigation of the first set of INS/OD in embodiment 1 of the inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS;
FIG. 5 is a velocity error graph of a Bayesian NAS-based inertial navigation method in embodiment 1, after a Bayesian NAS optimization;
fig. 6 is a comparison diagram of the second group of navigation tracks in the inertial navigation method embodiment 1 based on bayesian NAS.
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1. an inertia/mileometer integrated navigation module; 11. An inertial measurement unit; 12. An odometer; 2. A navigation computer; 21. An attitude resolving module; 22. A navigation computer neural network module; 23. A control module; 3. An upper computer; 31. A Bayesian neural architecture search module; 32. A machine learning platform; 33. A hardware simulation module; 34. And (4) designing space.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments.
Example 1
As shown in fig. 1-2, an inertial navigation method based on bayesian NAS includes the following steps:
s1, signal acquisition: the inertia/mileage meter combined navigation module 1 simultaneously outputs the measured angular velocity signal, acceleration signal and mileage pulse signal to the navigation computer 2 and the upper computer 3;
s2, resolving a basic attitude: the navigation computer 2 comprises an attitude calculation module 21, a navigation computer neural network module 22 and a control module 23 which are electrically connected, the attitude calculation module 21 performs basic attitude calculation according to an angular velocity signal, an acceleration signal and a mileage pulse signal to obtain attitude information and motion metadata which are output to the navigation computer neural network module 22, the motion metadata are used for eliminating noise by judging the motion state of the inertia/mileage meter combined navigation module 1, the motion state comprises acceleration, deceleration, constant speed and stillness, the motion metadata comprise speed increment, and the noise comprises drift and abnormal value interference of the inertia/mileage meter combined navigation module 1;
s3, neural architecture search: the upper computer 3 searches and searches for an optimal neural network which improves the utilization rate of hardware SRAM and FLASH of the navigation computer 2 and reduces delay by using a Bayesian neural architecture, and outputs a control command, correction information and a hardware model to the control module 23;
s31, training a machine learning platform: constructing a backbone neural network architecture, using navigation training information including routes and road conditions to train the machine learning platform 32, and enabling the hardware simulation module 33 to establish a hardware simulation model;
in step S31, the method for constructing the backbone neural network architecture is to model f using TCN, and combine and process layered spatial and temporal features:
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the two expanded causal convolution layers are fused together by a switched-mode residual block z for modeling the bounded non-linearity and the time dependence of the input sequence;
s32, sending a control command: when the hardware simulation module 33 is communicated with a real-time system timer and the machine learning platform 32 is communicated with the inertia/odometer integrated navigation module 1, the inertia/odometer integrated navigation module 1 outputs an angular velocity signal, an acceleration signal and a mileage pulse signal to the machine learning platform 32, and the Bayesian neural architecture search module 31 searches the design space 34 according to the hardware simulation model and then sends a control command to the machine learning platform 32;
s33, Bayesian optimization: the machine learning platform 32 performs attitude calculation according to the angular velocity signal, the acceleration signal and the mileage pulse signal to obtain attitude information and motion element data, and the machine learning platform 32 performs precision judgment on the angular velocity signal, the acceleration signal and the mileage pulse signal according to the navigation training information and the motion element data and returns the precision condition to the Bayesian neural architecture searching module 31;
s34, the Bayesian neural architecture searching module 31 searches for an optimal neural network by using Bayesian neural architecture searching and Monte Carlo sampling and outputs a control command, correction information and a hardware model to the control module 23;
the Bayesian neural architecture search module 31 finds from the TCN
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steps S2 and S3 may be performed simultaneously;
s4, model control: the control module 23 performs memory allocation, model loading, instruction response and model updating on the navigation computer neural network module 22, and the navigation computer neural network module 22 performs noise filtering, dynamic noise reduction, data anomaly prediction and drift prediction by combining attitude information and motion metadata and then outputs corrected three-dimensional angle information, northeast speed and longitude and latitude height information;
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the inertia/mileometer combined navigation module 1 comprises an accelerometer and a mileometer;
the navigation computer neural network module 22 uses a deep neural network;
the upper computer 3 comprises a Bayesian neural architecture searching module 31 electrically connected with the control module 23, a machine learning platform 32, a hardware simulation module 33 and a design space 34 electrically connected with the Bayesian neural architecture searching module 31, wherein the Bayesian neural architecture searching module 31 uses a Bayesian neural architecture searching and Monte Carlo sampling method, the machine learning platform 32 uses a deep neural network, the machine learning platform 32 is electrically connected with the inertia/odometer combined navigation module 1, and the hardware simulation module 33 is connected with the control module 23 through a real-time system timer;
the motion metadata includes: a forward speed increment, a side speed increment, and a tip speed increment.
And performing a test vehicle navigation test by using an inertial navigation system, and performing a comparison test by using an INS/OD combined navigation method and an inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS assistance respectively for the same group of navigation data, wherein the test takes the real-time positioning navigation data of the satellite as a reference after being subjected to smoothing treatment. The test conditions are summarized below:
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The test vehicle is two-wheel drive four-wheel IVECO, the odometer is arranged on the left rear wheel of the vehicle, positioning information of 20 groups of different road sections is collected before the test for deep learning, and the road section requirements are as follows: the road runs for 20km and navigates for 2 hours, the road surface comprises asphalt roads and gravel roads, and the route comprises an L shape, an S shape, an O shape and a random shape.
The two sets of positioning data are shown in fig. 3-6, the speed error of the INS/OD combined navigation reaches 0.03m/s, and the maximum speed error after the Bayesian NAS optimization is 0.004 m/s. The fixed precision of the INS/OD combined navigation is 20km, the maximum error reaches 80m, and the maximum positioning error after Bayesian NAS optimization is 15 m.
The above description is only for the preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art should be considered as the technical solutions and the inventive concepts of the present invention within the technical scope of the present invention.

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1. An inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS is characterized in that: the method comprises the following steps:
s1, signal acquisition: the inertia/mileometer combined navigation module (1) simultaneously outputs the measured angular velocity signal, acceleration signal and mileage pulse signal to a navigation computer (2) and an upper computer (3);
s2, resolving a basic attitude: the navigation computer (2) comprises an attitude calculation module (21), a navigation computer neural network module (22) and a control module (23) which are electrically connected, wherein the attitude calculation module (21) performs basic attitude calculation according to the angular velocity signal, the acceleration signal and the mileage pulse signal to obtain attitude information and motion metadata which are output to the navigation computer neural network module (22), the motion metadata are used for eliminating noise by judging the motion state of the inertia/milemeter combined navigation module (1), the motion state comprises acceleration, deceleration, constant speed and static, the motion metadata comprise speed increment, and the noise comprises drift and abnormal value interference of the inertia/milemeter combined navigation module (1);
s3, neural architecture search: the upper computer (3) searches for an optimal neural network which improves the utilization rate of hardware SRAM and FLASH of the navigation computer (2) and reduces delay by using a Bayesian neural architecture, and outputs a control command, correction information and a hardware model to the control module (23);
s4, model control: the control module (23) performs memory allocation, model loading, instruction response and model updating on the navigation computer neural network module (22), and the navigation computer neural network module (22) outputs corrected three-dimensional angle information, northeast speed and longitude and latitude height information after performing noise filtering, dynamic noise reduction, data anomaly prediction and drift prediction by combining the attitude information and the motion metadata.
2. The inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS of claim 1, wherein: the integrated inertial/odometer navigation module (1) comprises an accelerometer and an odometer;
the navigation computer neural network module (22) uses a deep neural network;
the upper computer (3) comprises a Bayesian neural architecture search module (31) electrically connected with the control module (23), and a machine learning platform (32), a hardware simulation module (33) and a design space (34) electrically connected with the Bayesian neural architecture search module (31), wherein the Bayesian neural architecture search module (31) uses a Bayesian neural architecture search and Monte Carlo sampling method, the machine learning platform (32) uses a deep neural network, the machine learning platform (32) is electrically connected with the inertia/mileometer combined navigation module (1), and the hardware simulation module (33) is connected with the control module (23) through a real-time system timer;
the motion metadata includes: a forward speed increment, a side speed increment, and a top speed increment.
3. The inertial navigation method based on Bayesian NAS of claim 2, wherein:
step S3 includes the steps of:
s31, training a machine learning platform: constructing a backbone neural network architecture, training the machine learning platform (32) by using navigation training information including routes and road conditions, and enabling the hardware simulation module (33) to establish a hardware simulation model;
s32, sending a control command: when the hardware simulation module (33) is communicated with the real-time system timer and the machine learning platform (32) is communicated with the inertia/odometer integrated navigation module (1), the inertia/odometer integrated navigation module (1) outputs the angular velocity signal, the acceleration signal and the mileage pulse signal to the machine learning platform (32), and the Bayesian neural architecture search module (31) searches the design space (34) according to the hardware simulation model and then sends a control command to the machine learning platform (32);
s33, Bayesian optimization: the machine learning platform (32) performs attitude calculation according to the angular velocity signal, the acceleration signal and the mileage pulse signal to obtain the attitude information and the motion metadata, and the machine learning platform (32) performs precision judgment on the angular velocity signal, the acceleration signal and the mileage pulse signal according to the navigation training information and the motion metadata and returns the precision condition to the Bayesian neural architecture searching module (31);
s34, the Bayesian neural architecture search module (31) searches the optimal neural network by using Bayesian neural architecture search and Monte Carlo sampling and outputs a control command, correction information and a hardware model to the control module (23).
4. The inertial navigation method based on the Bayesian NAS of claim 3, wherein: in step S31, the method for constructing the backbone neural network architecture is to model f using TCN, and combine and process layered spatial and temporal features:
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the kernel size is k × k, p is the expansion factor,
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in order to expand the nucleus p times later,
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the two dilated causal convolution layers are fused together by a switched-mode residual block z for modeling the bounded non-linearity and the time dependence of the input sequence.
5. The inertial navigation method based on the Bayesian NAS of claim 4, wherein: in step S34, the Bayesian neural architecture search module (31) finds the TCN
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to seek in competition with each other
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6. The inertial navigation method based on the Bayesian NAS of claim 5, wherein:
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is a TensorFlow model of FLASH,
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is the maximum capacity of the hardware SRAM,
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the operation load after expanding p times;
monte carlo sampling is used during the bayes confidence interval.
7. The Bayesian NAS-based inertial navigation method according to claim 5, wherein:
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obtained using the floating-point arithmetic capabilities of the processor.
8. The inertial navigation method based on the Bayesian NAS of claim 5, wherein: when the HIL information of the hardware emulation module (33) is valid,
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obtained from the implementing operating system of the target compiler.
9. The inertial navigation method based on the Bayesian NAS of claim 1, wherein: in step S4, the three-dimensional angle information includes an attitude angle Φ, the northeast speed is ν, and the longitude and latitude height information is P;
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in order to be the attitude angle,
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the update is obtained by the equivalent rotation quantity method from the angular increment of the angular velocity signal,
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the update is obtained from the acceleration integral after subtracting the gravitational acceleration g,
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is a longitude and latitude high position, and is characterized in that,
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obtained from the northeast velocity integral.
10. The inertial navigation method based on the bayesian NAS as recited in claim 9, wherein:
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is the white noise of the gyroscope,
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is the white noise of the accelerometer and,
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is a zero offset and is set to zero,
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and
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is gaussian white noise.
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