2019
DOI: 10.1109/access.2019.2902796
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Towards an Accurate Probabilistic Modeling and Statistical Analysis of Temporal Faults via Temporal Dynamic Fault-Trees (TDFTs)

Abstract: Fault tree (FT) is a standardized notation for representing relationships between a system's reliability and the faults and/or the events associated with it. However, the existing FT fault models are only capable of portraying permanent events in the system. This is a major hindrance since these models fail to reflect accurately the other classes of faults, such as soft-faults, which are often temporary events that usually disappear after the source of the interference is no longer present. This paper proposes… Show more

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“…DFTs kick-started the proliferation of other formalisms that has continued for two decades now. For instance, a recent research paper [35] proposed a new fault tree modeling paradigm named Temporal Dynamic Fault Trees (TDFT) that is able to calculate the reliability and availability of a system exploiting the notion of soft-faults, i.e., temporary events that disappear after the source of the interference is no longer present. Other contributions [36,37] integrated the primitives of parametric, Repairable Dynamic Fault Trees (RDFT), and introduced a new formalism called Generalized Fault Trees (GFT) with the aim of reducing the cost of analysis and enabling the evaluation of different repair policies.…”
Section: The Evolution Of Fault Tree Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DFTs kick-started the proliferation of other formalisms that has continued for two decades now. For instance, a recent research paper [35] proposed a new fault tree modeling paradigm named Temporal Dynamic Fault Trees (TDFT) that is able to calculate the reliability and availability of a system exploiting the notion of soft-faults, i.e., temporary events that disappear after the source of the interference is no longer present. Other contributions [36,37] integrated the primitives of parametric, Repairable Dynamic Fault Trees (RDFT), and introduced a new formalism called Generalized Fault Trees (GFT) with the aim of reducing the cost of analysis and enabling the evaluation of different repair policies.…”
Section: The Evolution Of Fault Tree Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To analyze the dynamic system such as soft system, Kabir et al [13] extended a fault tree to a temporal fault tree (TFT). Ammar et al [14] also focused on the TFT and proposed a new FTA method that is based on statistical model checking to circumvent the state explosion problem. Joshi et al [15] proposed a prior robustness approach for the Bayesian implementation of the FTA and used in two real-life fields: a spacecraft re-entry and a control system.…”
Section: A Fault Tree Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…У [2] розглянуто підхід, який ґрунтується на використанні звичайних динамічних дерев відмов із подальшою побудовою на їх основі простору станів. У [3] використано для формалізації збоїв, складної поведінки за навантаженням та часом тимчасові оператори ("Gate"), які злучаються або пропускаються залежно від режиму роботи системи. Недоліками описаних вище підходів є те, що частину динамічних явищ, зокрема короткочасні режими роботи деяких елементів системи, не вдається адекватно описати використовуючи запропоновані модифікації дерев відмов.…”
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