论文信息 - Sequentially linear fault diagnosis: Part I-Theory

Sequentially linear fault diagnosis: Part I-Theory

A good solution to the tradeoff problem between the cost of the computation and the cost of test points is the sequentially linearly diagnosable systems. Conditions under which a system is sequentially linearly diagnosable are developed in Part I. A design procedure for the test points to fulfill these conditions is given in Part II.

Ruey-Wen Liu | V. Visvanathan

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