In this paper we describe a model-based approach to the fault diagnosis of ballast tank systems as e.g. used in offshore plants. We focus on the use of multiple models for device components. Multiple models adequately reflect the insight that for different diagnosis problems different model granularity is required. We present a simplified quantitative and a qualitative model as a starting point for our endeavour to cover all relevant faults. After describing a diagnosis session on a multiple fault in detail, we discuss current limitations and perspectives of our work
In this paper we summarize the foundation for a model-based approach to diagnosis of technical syste...
First generation expert systems use judgemental knowledge of the human experts which use heuristic a...
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The paper describes an architecture for model-based diagnosis that was developed during the joint th...
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International audienceThis paper presents a diagnosis model-based method to analyse fault discrimina...
This paper provides a review of model-based fault diagnosis techniques. Starting from basic principl...
This thesis describes a diagnostic technique for explaining unanticipated modes of failure in contin...
This thesis describes a diagnostic technique for explaining unanticipated modes of failure in contin...
Continuous systems may exhibit disastrous consequences due to different kinds of faults. To reduce i...
International audienceThis paper continues to present the framework of multi-faults diagnosis from t...
Model-based approaches have proven fruitful in the design and implementation of intelligent systems ...
In this paper we summarize the foundation for a model-based approach to diagnosis of technical syste...
First generation expert systems use judgemental knowledge of the human experts which use heuristic a...
Abstract: The paper presents objectives and results of a series of case studies in computer support ...
This paper describes an architecture for model-based diagnosis that was developed during the BEHAVIO...
Model-based diagnosis systems - as known in the beginning of behavior - have been more or less in an...
The paper describes an architecture for model-based diagnosis that was developed during the joint th...
This paper describes an approach to performing diagnosis on complex dynamic systems described by qua...
In this work; a general model based fault accommodation system is proposed and demonstrated. Detaile...
International audienceThis paper presents a diagnosis model-based method to analyse fault discrimina...
This paper provides a review of model-based fault diagnosis techniques. Starting from basic principl...
This thesis describes a diagnostic technique for explaining unanticipated modes of failure in contin...
This thesis describes a diagnostic technique for explaining unanticipated modes of failure in contin...
Continuous systems may exhibit disastrous consequences due to different kinds of faults. To reduce i...
International audienceThis paper continues to present the framework of multi-faults diagnosis from t...
Model-based approaches have proven fruitful in the design and implementation of intelligent systems ...
In this paper we summarize the foundation for a model-based approach to diagnosis of technical syste...
First generation expert systems use judgemental knowledge of the human experts which use heuristic a...
Abstract: The paper presents objectives and results of a series of case studies in computer support ...