โ Scribed by Chris Price (auth.)
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Computer-based diagnostic systems are among the most successful applications of knowledge-based systems (KBS) technology. Chris Price shows the best way to build effective diagnostic systems for different types of diagnostic problems by: - giving examples of different solutions to the problem of building effective diagnostic systems - helping you to decide on an appropriate strategy for building a diagnostic system to aid troubleshooting of that diagnostic problem - showing how to use diagnostic fault trees as a common representation for discussing different ways of approaching diagnosis. Computer-Based Diagnostic Systems is written in such a way as to make the material easy to understand even when you do not have easy access to the commercial tools.
Front Matter....Pages i-x
Introduction....Pages 1-12
Disciplines for Complex Diagnostic Systems....Pages 13-27
Tools for Complex Fault Trees....Pages 29-46
Case-Based Diagnostic Systems....Pages 47-64
Model-Based Diagnostic Systems....Pages 65-87
Applying Model-Based Diagnosis....Pages 89-107
Real-Time Diagnostic Systems....Pages 109-125
Back Matter....Pages 127-156
Programming Techniques; Information Systems and Communication Service; Artificial Intelligence (incl. Robotics)
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