Intelligent fault diagnosis of rolling bearing based on an active federated local subdomain adaptation method
Authors:
- Xiaoming YuanXYXiaoming Yuan
- Dongling ShiDSDongling Shi
- Nian ShiNSNian Shi
- Ying LiYLYing Li
- Pengfei LiangPLPengfei Liang
- Lijie ZhangLZLijie Zhang
- Zhi ZhengZZZhi Zheng
- 10 September 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Advanced Engineering Informatics
- Vol. 62
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Funding Information
- Hebei Provincial Natural Science Foundation (E2022203022)
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