A Framework for Integrating Requirements-Based Design and Diagnosis
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Two key impediments for the commercial success of model-based diagnosis (MBD) include(a) a failure to integrate diagnostics modeling within the requirements and design phase, and(b) a high degree of diagnostic ambiguity during run-time. This article addresses both of these impediments by providing a formal framework that integrates requirements-based design with MBD modeling. The proposed framework extends the consistency-based theory of MBD with a requirements-based design theory based on contracts.
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model-based methods, PHM system design and engineering
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