Plenary diagnostics: benefits and challenges
J.K. Scully · 2006
Plenary diagnostics formalizes event driven threads of data propagated through successive diagnostic levels. It rests on a clear distinction between the notions of an anomaly, a fault and a failure. The stream of anomalous event data is centrally processed for knowledge discovery, which is fed back as diagnostic updates to improve false alarm, undetected fault and ambiguity levels.