Building Diagnostic Models from Functional Schematics

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Building Diagnostic Models from Functional Schematics

Bibtype  techreport

Has publishing details  February,1994

Has title  Building Diagnostic Models from Functional Schematics

Has where published  KSL-94-15

Has year  1994

Title  Building Diagnostic Models from Functional Schematics

Year  1994

Abstract  Diagnosis in Engineering systems is a very Diagnosis in Engineering systems is a very important problem. Though some progress has been made in providing software aids to diagnosis the current technologies suffer from many drawbacks. Bayesian networks are a very attractive modeling scheme for diagnosis which address many of these drawbacks. However, hand construction of diagnosis models in the form of Bayesian networks is a very difficult task. We develop a methodology for automatically constructing diagnosis models in the form of Bayesian networks from a functional schematic describing the Engineering system. Other than the basic diagnosis capability we show how our methodology is extended to become a unifying framework encompassing concepts such as hierarchical modeling, dynamic systems,optimal test generation and repair, maintenance scheduling and reliability theory. tenance scheduling and reliability theory.

Author  Sampath Srinivas +

Has author  Sampath Srinivas +

Has identifier  Building Diagnostic Models from Functional Schematics +

Institution  Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory +

Ksl tr id  Building Diagnostic Models from Functional Schematics +

Month  February +

Number  Building Diagnostic Models from Functional Schematics +

Process note  NO +

Categories  KSL Technical Report +, Publication +, Technical Report +

 

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