An event based control architecture for non linear systems diagnosis
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This paper presents an ongoing work for model based diagnosis for a class of Non Linear Complex Switched evolutive Systems in interaction with their environment. A new architecture is proposed as a combined method of a time-based diagnosis mechanism in an event-based control system and a state-based control mechanism.
This paper discusses the structure of an event-based controller, the combined modelling methodology, some related problems, and some simulation results.
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