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Model-Based Methods for Fault Diagnosis: Some Guide-Lines
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In this article, a review of model-based fault diagnosis techniques is provided, starting from basic principles, the properties and limitations of different methods are discussed, and the problems encountered in both the residual generation and evaluation stages of fault diagnosis have been outlined.Abstract:
This paper provides a review of model-based fault diagnosis techniques. Starting from basic principles, the properties and limitations of different methods are discussed. The main aim is to give some guide-lines for the use of model-based methods. Accordingly, the problems encountered in both the residual generation and evaluation stages of fault diagnosis have been outlined. A comparison of quantitative and qualitative methods is also given. Finally, the limitation of model-based methods and the alternative and supplementary use of heuristic knowledge are discussed.read more
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