Ensemble Capsule Network with an Attention Mechanism for the Fault Diagnosis of Bearings from Imbalanced Data Samples

Zengbing Xu1,2, Carman Ka Man Lee1,3, Yaqiong Lv4

  • 1Centre for Advances in Reliability and Safety, Hong Kong.

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