An Improvement of Faults Diagnosis and Prognosis of Discrete Event Systems Based on Reliability Laws

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In this work, we are interested in the faults diagnosis and the faults prognosis in discrete event systems described by sequences of generated events. Through this work, we aim the maximization of the efficiency of diagnosis/prognosis operations by combining two concepts. The first one is the approach already developed in one of our works which consider the k-last generated events to perform the diagnosis/prognosis. The second concept is the reliability that takes into consideration the life cycle of each component of the discrete event systems to give the failure probability. This combination will be made using some notions of fuzzy logic.

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