Abstract
In this paper an approach for fault localization in Discrete Event Systems (DES) is proposed. The presented diagnosis method allows fault localization using a fault-free nominal system model. Via a systematic comparison of the observed and the expected system behavior, it is possible to determine a set of fault candidates. Inspired by residuals known from diagnosis in continuous systems, different set operations are presented that carry out this comparison. After a fault has been detected and a first estimate concerning its localization has been performed, a special algorithm analyzes the further system behavior in order to determine a more precise fault localization. The algorithm also works on the basis of the nominal system model. The method is explained using a manufacturing system example.
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