Research Article

Smart Manufacturing through Machine Learning: A Review, Perspective, and Future Directions to the Machining Industry

Table 1

Cases of Traditional machining processes using machine learning algorithms.

Sl noPurposeAlgorithmsInput parametersRef. (Year)

1Optimization of machining parametersMOGA, AITool path cutting force[1] (2019)
2Multi-objective optimizationModified harmony search Algorithm, GACutting velocity, DOC, feed[2] (2017)
3Carbon emission quantification and prediction, cutting parameter optimizationRegression, MOTLBOSpeed, feed, depth of cut[3] (2015)
4Surface roughness predictionMultiple linear Regression (MLR)Speed, feed, depth of cut, flank wear, vibration[4] (2015)
5Microhardness and grain size predictionRF, GACutting speed, feed rate, tool edge radius, tool coating status[5] (2015)

Cases of Milling processes using Machining Learning Algorithms
1Prediction model of milling surface roughnessGenetic algorithm range analysisMilling depth, milling row spacing, speed[6] (2019)
2Tool condition monitoringAdaptive neuro-fuzzy Inference, ANFIS modelSound pressure, Cutting force[7] (2018)
3Tool wear monitoringK-NN, SVMTool images[8] (2017)
4Tool breakage detectionSVM, SVRCutting force and power consumption data[9] (2005)
5Tool wear predictionRFCutting force, vibration, Acoustic emission[10] (2017)

Cases of grinding processes using machining learning algorithms
1Monitoring of surface roughness (Ra) and surface shape peak valleyIFSVRAcoustic emission, grinding force, vibration[11] (2015)
2Material removal prediction methodXGBoost learning algorithmContact time, belt velocity Mesh size[12] (2019)

Cases of drilling processes using machining learning algorithms
1Evaluation of quality and geometric profile circularity, dimensional error, delaminationLogical analysis of dataThrust force, cutting force, torque[13] (2015)
2Detection of influx and lossRandom forests, support vector machineTime-indexed drilling measurement parameters[14] (2019)