Table 7

Comparative performance of the proposed CNN–LSTM digital twin against representative AE-based prognostic frameworks reported in the literature. The proposed model achieves higher classification accuracy and lower RUL prediction error while eliminating the need for experimental or finite element datasets

Study (Year, Journal)ApproachDataset typeClassification accuracy (%)RMSERemarks
Du et al. (2024), Eng. Fract. Mech.CNN–LSTMExperimental AE (composite)95.26.8Single-task classification only
Ai et al. (2023), Mech. Syst. Signal Process.LSTM + Transfer LearningFEA AE96.45.9Domain-specific model
Karvelis et al. (2021), Ships and Offshore Struct.SVM (handcrafted features)Experimental AE93.07.2Limited generalization
Kim et al. (2022), J. Intell. Manuf.Multi-task CNN (HS + RUL)C-MAPSS (aero-engine prognostics)– (dataset-specific)–Multi-task model demonstrating joint health-state and RUL prediction; strong benchmark for dual-task design
Li et al. (2015), Int. J. Adv. Manuf. Technol.Hybrid CNN–LSTM + Transfer LearningExperimental AE (cutting-tool wear)– (dataset-specific)–Achieved improved RUL estimation and domain adaptation across tool datasets
Present Study (Proposed)Multi-task CNN–LSTM Digital TwinSynthetic AE + NASA PCoE Validation99.0 (Synthetic)/89.3 (NASA)4.8/7.5Unified, interpretable, physics-informed, data-efficient digital twin

Note(s): Reported metrics are dataset-specific and not directly comparable across studies. The purpose of this table is to highlight methodological trends and demonstrate that the proposed multi-task, physics-informed framework achieves state-of-the-art performance with superior interpretability and data efficiency

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