A Network Troubleshooting Method Based on Dempster Rule

Hong Hai Zhou; Pei Bin Liu; Zhi Hao Jin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.687-691.2611

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A Network Troubleshooting Method Based on Dempster Rule

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In this paper, a new method which is named DRNFD for network troubleshooting is brought forward in which “abnormal degree” is defined by the vector of probability and belief functions in a privileged process. A new formula based on Dempster Rule is presented to decrease false positives. This method (DRNFD) can effectively reduce false positive rate and non-response rate and can be applied to real-time fault diagnosis. The operational prototypical system demonstrates its feasibility and gets the effectiveness of real-time fault diagnosis.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 687-691)

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2611-2617

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November 2014

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Hong Hai Zhou*, Pei Bin Liu, Zhi Hao Jin

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Dempster Rule, Network Troubleshooting, Reliability Analysis

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