L. Berec, A MULTIMODEL METHOD TO FAULT-DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS - BAYESIAN SOLUTION - AN INTRODUCTORY TREATISE, International journal of adaptive control and signal processing, 12(1), 1998, pp. 81-92
In the paper, a method for solving fault detection and diagnosis probl
ems in sampled-data stochastic systems is presented As a main methodol
ogy tool the Bayesian view on uncertainty is exploited. The method can
be classified as of a multi-model type. It requires to supply mathema
tical models of the system dynamics, each describing the situation whe
n a particualr fault separately acts on the system or when the system
behaves normally (i.e. as desired). At the stage of research, discrete
-time stochastic causal input-output non-parametrized models are suppo
rted. As discrete-time courses, model of the actual system behaviour i
s recursively estimated and a decision on the actually acting fault is
given. The presented method solves both the fault detection and diagn
osis tasks simultaneously. Three illustrative examples show the method
in action, possibly demonstrating a range of its applications. (C) 19
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