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Fig 1.

Damage to wind turbine foundation, (a) Anchor rod fracture situation, (b) Surface cracks of wind turbine foundation.

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Fig 2.

Schematic diagram of wind turbine reinforcement, (a) Wind turbine reinforcement on-site construction, (b) Wind turbine reinforcement diagram.

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Fig 3.

Layout of monitoring points.

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Fig 4.

Partial data variation graph of monitoring, (a) Anchor cable stress variation, (b) Steel bar stress variation, (c) Concrete stress variation.

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Illustrates the effectiveness of anomaly detection for features S1-4 across various algorithms, (a) Iterative Rolling Difference-Z-score, (b) Isolation Forest, (c) One-Class SVM, (d) DBSCAN, (e) LOF, (f) K-Means, (g) Gaussian Mixture Model.

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Fig 6.

Detection of large-scale missing values and outliers.

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Fig 7.

Visualization of missing data.

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Fig 8.

Data imputation framework.

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Table 1.

Performance of different algorithms on the test set.

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Table 2.

Parameters corresponding to different algorithms.

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Fig 9.

Comparison chart of linear interpolation repair for individual missing values.

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Table 3.

Evaluation of different missing data scenarios.

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Fig 10.

Residual plots under different conditions (a) 60 missing data points (b) 120 missing data points (c) 200 missing data points.

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Fig 11.

Phase 2 model parameter test plot (a) The reduction of outliers with iterations, (b) Relationship between K value and MSE.

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Fig 12.

Comparison of imputed data with original data.

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Fig 13.

Kernel density plots of imputed data vs. Original data (a)51% Data Missing (C2-1), (b) 80% Data Missing (S1-2), (c) 38% Data Missing (D5-2), (d) 33% Data Missing (MS-3).

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Fig 14.

Comparison of mean and variance between imputed data and original data.

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Continued.

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