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Towards standardisation of no fault found taxonomy

Khan et al., 2012

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7060929357967550268
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Khan S
Phillips P
Hockley C
Jennions I
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There is a phenomenon which exists in complex engineered systems, most notably those which are electrical or electronic which is the inability to diagnose faults reported during operation. This includes difficulties in detecting the same reported symptoms with standard …
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