We consider a generalized form of the conventional decentralized control architecture for discrete-event systems where the control actions of a set of supervisors can bè`fused'' using both union and… (More)
The problem of verifying the properties of diagnosability and I-diagnosability is considered. We present new polynomial-time algorithms for deciding diagnosability and I-diagnosability. These… (More)
Decentralized diagnosis of discrete event systems has received a lot of attention to deal with distributed systems or with systems that may be too large to be diagnosed by one centralized site. This… (More)
Most of the results on decentralized supervisory control are based on supervisors that make unconditional decisions: "enable" and "disable." In this paper, we introduce and study the properties of… (More)
The past decade has witnessed the development of a body of theory, with associated applications, for fault diagnosis of dynamic systems that can be modeled in a discrete event systems framework. This… (More)
We investigate diagnosability of stochastic discrete-event systems where the observation of certain events is unreliable, that is, there are non-zero probabilities of the misdetection and… (More)
A theoretical framework and its practical implications for formulating and implementing model-based monitoring of discrete flow networks are discussed. Possible flows of items are described as… (More)