A New Method of Fault Diagnosis with Soft Set Theory

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The soft set theory is a kind of new and effective tools to deal with the uncertainty. In this paper the principle and operations of the soft set theory was introduced briefly. The application in fault diagnosis was presented for the first time. An example was given to show this method valuable.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 383-390)

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7470-7474

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November 2011

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