Abstract
A three-valued model for computer system diagnosis is proposed in this paper. A subsystem is regurded as composed of two components, a task processor and a communication processor. Accordingly, subsystem faults are classified as type 1 or type 1/2 faults, representing subsystem faults with communication processors being faulty or those with communication processors being fault-free, The concepts of virtual tests andt 1 /t 1/2 fault diagnosis are introduced. Andt 1 /t 1/2 fault diagnosis with centralized control and that with distributed control are studied respectively. The problems addressed here include diagnosability, optimal design and fault identification algorithm. The results show clearly thatt 1 /t 1/2 fault diagnosis can afford to identify significantly more faults thant-fault diagnosis under the same structural constraint.
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