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    IEEE transactions on cybernetics
    |February 18, 2026
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    新しいデータ選択型多層次二重転送ネットワーク (DSMDTN) は,ローリングベアリングの故障診断を改善します. この方法は,さまざまな労働条件や騒音のある環境で診断の正確性と転送能力を高めます.

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