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Multi-Class Fault Detection and Diagnosis of Rolling Bearings: a Machine Learning Approach

Aug 2026 · Journal of Vibration Engineering & Technologies · Vol 14 · 0 citations · 44 references

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Results show that using statistical vibration features with ensemble classifiers is a good way to diagnose multi-class bearing faults and establishes a comprehensive benchmark for ML- and DL-based rolling bearing FDD.

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