Fault Diagnoses Using Inverse Fuzzy Model

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This paper investigates a new method of fault diagnoses and reliability analysis based on inverse fuzzy model method. The proposed method employs inverse fuzzy model solving method to estimate the component state based on the measured system performance and relationship about component state and system performance which is constructed by expert. The method is proved to be effective in fault diagnoses.

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