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Table 1.

Number of combinations based on the number of features extracted.

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Fig 1.

Experimental test rig.

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Table 2.

Vibration data distribution.

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Table 3.

Statistical features.

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Fig 2.

(a) Skewness factor, (b) kurtosis factor, (c) crest factor, (d) shape factor, (e) impulse factor and (f) margin factor of all bearing conditions.

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Fig 3.

The proposed feature selection algorithm (features A, B, C, D, E and F represent skewness factor, kurtosis factor, crest factor, shape factor, impulse factor and margin factor, respectively).

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Table 4.

Training accuracy for the key combination of features (features A, B, C, D, E and F represent skewness factor, kurtosis factor, crest factor, shape factor, impulse factor and margin factor, respectively).

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Fig 4.

Comparison of the testing accuracy (average of 10-fold cross-validation).

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Table 5.

Cyclical assessment for the proposed WFS by 10-fold cross-validation.

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Table 6.

Cyclical assessment for the MRMD by 10-fold cross-validation.

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