Intelligent bearing fault diagnosis dataset

The experimental set of the faults simulator in the rotating machines made by the authors of the "Intelligent bearing fault diagnosis using swarm decomposition method and new hybrid particle swarm optimization algorithm" paper at Ahrar Institute of Technology and Higher Education (AITHE)....

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