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4. Conclusion
There are three categories of methods for diagnosing discrete-event systems:
centralized diagnostic methods ;
decentralized diagnostic methods ;
distributed diagnostic methods.
In centralized diagnostic methods, a single diagnostic module, called the "diagnoser", is associated with the overall system model. The diagnostician collects the various information from the system before making a final decision on its operating status. Decentralized diagnostic methods are based on a global system model with several local diagnosticians. Each local diagnostician receives his or her specific observations and makes a local decision based on his or her local observations.
The major drawback of this type of method is the need...
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