4. Verification of diagnosability and co-diagnosability
The notion of "diagnosability" allows us to formally verify whether a set of faults can be diagnosed within a given timeframe, based on a process model and a set of observable events . Depending on the structure (centralized, decentralized, distributed) and the fault model (event-based, state-based), several forms of this notion can be defined: event-based or state-based diagnosability and codiagnosability.
In order to define the various forms of this notion, we recall some basic definitions. Every automaton G generates a language L (G ) ⊆ Σ*. This language is a subset of the set of all possible event sequences Σ* from an alphabet...
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