Root Cause Analysis In A System Having A Plurality Of Inter-Related Elements
作者： Bob Bethke , Srikanth Natarajan
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关键词: Engineering 、 Root cause analysis 、 Algorithm 、 Continuation 、 Element (category theory) 、 Root cause 、 Continuation-passing style 、 Arithmetic
摘要: A method of performing root cause analysis for use in a system comprising plurality inter-related elements, wherein at least some the elements experience one or more abnormal conditions, defining conditions than element symptomatic operation element; causal relationships between and results on related elements; compiling each which have been defined, as continuation passing style (CPS); receiving observed events system; processing received using continuations; concluding consistent with events; outputting cause.
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