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The fault data of bearings exhibitcd significant distribution discrepancies under varying operating conditions, relatively low diagnostic accuracy was rcsultcd in practical fault detection models. Additionally, most existing research on cross-domain bearing fault diagnosis primarily cmphasized inter-domain alignment and intra-class comparison, while neglecting the influences of interactions between subdomains. Thcrcforc, a cross-domain fault diagnosis method of bearings was proposed based on Joint subdomain contrast alignment. In Order to highlight the fault features, the bearing Vibration signals were transformed into time-frequency graph by short-time Fourier transform, and the fault features were obtaincd by inputting them into the feature extraction modulc. Domain adaptation methods achieved cross-domain recognition by transferring knowledge learned from the source domain to the target domain. During the domain adaptation processes, a Joint subdomain contrast alignment strategy was used to bring samples from the same subdomain closer together while separating samplcs from different subdomains, which aligned the subdomain distributions of the same dass samplcs among the source and target domains, thereby enhancing the model's generalization ability in the target domain. Resnet34 was used as the feature extraction network on the modcl architecture, and the maximum mean difference was used at the Output of the network to align the global distribution of the source domain and the target domain. Compared with the classical domain adaptation methods, the experimental results on the bearing fault data set of Case Western Reserve University shows that the cross-domain fault diagnosis method of bearings based on Joint subdomain contrast alignment has better feature transfer ability. © 2025 Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society. All rights reserved.
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China Mechanical Engineering
ISSN: 1004-132X
Year: 2025
Issue: 5
Volume: 36
Page: 1065-1073
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