2014 IEEE International Symposium on Safety, Security, and Rescue Robotics (2014) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/ssrr.2014.7017646
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A new fault tolerance method for field robotics through a self-adaptation architecture

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“…To build a dependable SCPS without introducing too much complexity, we should take advantage of self-adaptive architecture by systematically adopting the spatial-temporal redundancy solutions and isolation at different levels. Following this idea, Cui et al introduced a cross-layer fault tolerance method based on a self-adaptive architecture [ 229 ]. As self-healing solutions may also fail, especially for data driven detection/diagnosis, self-diagnosis may generate false alarms and trigger wrong recovery operations.…”
Section: Self-healing Solution For Scpsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To build a dependable SCPS without introducing too much complexity, we should take advantage of self-adaptive architecture by systematically adopting the spatial-temporal redundancy solutions and isolation at different levels. Following this idea, Cui et al introduced a cross-layer fault tolerance method based on a self-adaptive architecture [ 229 ]. As self-healing solutions may also fail, especially for data driven detection/diagnosis, self-diagnosis may generate false alarms and trigger wrong recovery operations.…”
Section: Self-healing Solution For Scpsmentioning
confidence: 99%