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Data segmentation and augmentation methods based on raw data using deep neural networks approach for rotating machinery fault diagnosis

Meng et al., 2019

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1505827315555073215
Author
Meng Z
Guo X
Pan Z
Sun D
Liu S
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IEEE Access

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Intelligent fault diagnosis has been widely used for mechanical fault diagnosis. Most intelligent diagnostic methods extract fault features from the frequency domain or other domains, instead of from raw data. Given that converting raw data to other domains will …
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