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The diagnosis approach used in SACHEM

Frydman et al., 2001

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16985110713799384815
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Frydman C
Le Goc M
Torres L
Giambiasi N
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Working notes of the 12th International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis (DX’01)

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This paper proposes the approach used to design the diagnostic function of the SACHEM system, based on behavioral knowledge of the controlled system and using the DEVS formalism (Discrete EVent Specification) for building executable models. Our methodology is …
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