J. Reifman, SURVEY OF ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE METHODS FOR DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF COMPONENT FAULTS IN NUCLEAR-POWER-PLANTS, Nuclear technology, 119(1), 1997, pp. 76-97
A comprehensive survey of computer-based systems that apply artificial
intelligence methods to detect and identify component faults in nucle
ar power plants is presented. Classification criteria are established
that categorize artificial intelligence diagnostic systems according t
o the types of computing approaches used (e.g., computing tools, compu
ter languages, and shell and simulation programs), the types of method
ologies employed (e.g., types of knowledge, reasoning and inference me
chanisms, and diagnostic approach), and the scope of the system. The m
ajor issues of process diagnostics and computer-based diagnostic syste
ms are identified and cross-correlated with the various categories use
d for classification. Ninety-five publications are reviewed.