Fault Reasoning and Diagnosis Technology Based on ACO & CBR

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Due to the inaccuracy of reasoning conclusion because of the discrepancy among the cases ontology in the process of case reuse or revision, a new reasoning method for fault diagnosis based on ACO and CBR is proposed by this paper. This method uses CBR to reason new cases firstly, if it can match successfully brings to the corresponding results, else use ACO to reason the cases which have not matching in the case-library. As a result, the accuracy and efficiency of fault diagnosis are improved greatly and use the characteristic of the strong memory in CBR to repair the shortcoming of ACO reasoning method that can improve it capability. The method adopting fault cause-symptom matrix to describe the cases and case-library has many good characteristics of conciseness, convenience and extendibility.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 655-657)

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1722-1729

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January 2013

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