https://github.com/sayandeep02/bearing-fault-classification
Bearing Fault Diagnosis using ML Detecting and classifying bearing faults in rotating machinery using SVM, CNN, and LSTM with 96% accuracy.
https://github.com/sayandeep02/bearing-fault-classification
convolutional-neural-networks long-short-term-memory sklearn support-vector-machines tensorflow time-series-analysis
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Bearing Fault Diagnosis using ML Detecting and classifying bearing faults in rotating machinery using SVM, CNN, and LSTM with 96% accuracy.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/sayandeep02/bearing-fault-classification
- Owner: sayandeep02
- Created: 2025-03-24T17:31:50.000Z (7 months ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2025-03-24T17:42:42.000Z (7 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-03-24T18:44:47.089Z (7 months ago)
- Topics: convolutional-neural-networks, long-short-term-memory, sklearn, support-vector-machines, tensorflow, time-series-analysis
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- Readme: README.md
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# ⚙️ 🚀 **Fault Diagnosis and Classification of Rotating Machinery Using ML Techniques on CWRU Vibration Dataset**
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## 🎯 **Project Overview**
The objective of this project is to detect and classify various **bearing faults** using **machine learning (ML)** techniques on raw vibration data.
The dataset is sourced from the **Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) Bearing Data Center**:
🔗 [CWRU Bearing Data Center](https://engineering.case.edu/bearingdatacenter)
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## ✅ **Key Accomplishments**
✨ Achieved **96% accuracy** on test data using ML models.
⚡ Optimized **time and frequency domain features** to enhance SVM accuracy.
🔥 Applied **data augmentation** by tuning sampling stride length for better accuracy.
⚙️ **2D CNN** improved training efficiency by transforming time-series data into images.
🛡️ Used **k-fold cross-validation** to prevent overfitting.
📉 Applied **PCA** for dimensionality reduction.
🔍 Explored **Self-Organizing Feature Map (SOFM)** for clustering hidden patterns.
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## 📊 **Dataset Information**
- 🛠️ **Bearing Type:** Drive End Bearing
- ⚡ **Sampling Frequency:** 48,000 samples/sec
- 🔧 **Motor:** 2HP motor @ 1750 rpm
- 🔥 **Approx. 1670 samples per rotation**
### 🔥 **File Structure and Class Mapping**
| 📂 **File Name** | 🔧 **Fault Type** | 🔥 **Fault Diameter** | 🏷️ **Class Label** |
|-----------------|----------------------------|------------------------|---------------------|
| 99.mat | Normal baseline data | N/A | Class 0 |
| 111.mat | Inner race | 0.007 in | Class 1 |
| 124.mat | Ball fault | 0.007 in | Class 4 |
| 137.mat | Outer race @6.00 | 0.007 in fltdia | Class 7 |
| 176.mat | Inner race | 0.014 in | Class 2 |
| 191.mat | Ball fault | 0.014 in | Class 5 |
| 203.mat | Outer race @6.00 | 0.014 in fltdia | Class 8 |
| 215.mat | Inner race | 0.021 in | Class 3 |
| 228.mat | Ball fault | 0.021 in | Class 6 |
| 240.mat | Outer race @6.00 | 0.021 in fltdia | Class 9 |
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## 🔧 **Data Preprocessing**
### 🔥 **Sampling and Labeling**
- The **time-series data** was split into blocks of **1681 samples** (nearest perfect square of 1670) to approximate **one complete rotation**.
- **Stride-based sampling** with a length of **200** was applied to create overlapping blocks, enhancing feature extraction.
- Class labels were stored separately for efficient mapping.
### 🔥 **Feature Extraction (SVM)**
**Time Domain Features:**
- 📊 Max, Min, Mean
- 📈 Peak-to-peak
- 📉 Variance, Standard deviation
- ⚡ Root-mean-square (RMS)
- 🔥 Skewness, Crest factor
- 🛡️ Kurtosis
**Frequency Domain Features:**
- 🔥 Max frequency value
- ⚡ Amplitude of max frequency
### 🔥 **Dimensionality Reduction**
- Applied **Principal Component Analysis (PCA)** on **normalized features**.
- Selected **top 5 principal components** based on latent values.
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## 🛠️ **Classification Models**
The following ML models were implemented and tested:
### ✅ **1) Support Vector Machine (SVM)**
- **Kernels used:**
- 🔹 Gaussian Radial Basis Function (RBF)
- 🔹 Polynomial
- 🔹 Sigmoid
- **Cross-validation:** k-fold to prevent overfitting.
- **Dimensionality reduction:** PCA applied before classification.
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### ✅ **2) 1D Convolutional Neural Network (1D-CNN)**
- Input: **Time-series data** fed as sequential blocks.
- 🛠️ **Efficient feature extraction** with 1D convolution layers.
- Achieved **high accuracy** with faster training time.
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### ✅ **3) 2D Convolutional Neural Network (2D-CNN)**
- Input: **Time-series data** converted into **41x41 images**.
- 💡 Faster and more efficient feature extraction compared to 1D CNN.
- Suitable for **stride lengths > 200** due to improved training speed.
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### ✅ **4) Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM)**
- Used for **sequential time-series data**.
- ✅ Reliable accuracy but **significantly slower** training times.
- 🚫 Less efficient for large-scale datasets.
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## 📊 **Results and Visualizations**
### 📈 **SVM - Decision Boundary in 2D**
📌 **Decision boundary** displayed in **2D PCA space** shows some overlapping regions due to dimensionality reduction from **5 to 2 principal components**.
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### 📊 **1D Convolutional Neural Network**
🔥 **1D CNN** offers efficient classification with faster training times and high accuracy.
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### 📊 **2D Convolutional Neural Network**
⚡ **2D CNN** is faster and more effective, especially for **larger stride lengths**.
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### 📊 **Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM)**
✅ **LSTM** shows reliable accuracy but requires more time for training.
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### 📊 **Model Comparison**
- ⚡ **1D CNN** achieves the **highest accuracy** with minimal resources.
- 🚀 **2D CNN** becomes faster with larger stride lengths.
- 🐢 **LSTM** is slower but accurate.
- 📊 **SVM** performs well but is less scalable for large datasets.
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## 🔥 **Key Insights**
✅ Decreasing the **stride interval** during sampling increases accuracy by capturing more representative features.
⚡ **2D CNN** offers superior speed with larger stride lengths.
🚀 **1D CNN** is the most reliable and efficient technique for minimal resources.
🔥 **LSTM**, while accurate, is computationally expensive.
🔍 **SOFM clustering** will be explored further to uncover hidden patterns.
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## 📚 **References**
- 🔗 [IEEE Paper 1](https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=9078761)
- 🔗 [IEEE Paper 2](https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=9345676)
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