Gi-Nam Wang

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2020
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Arup Ghosh, Gi-Nam Wang, JooYeoun Lee:
A novel automata and neural network based fault diagnosis system for PLC controlled manufacturing systems. Comput. Ind. Eng. 139: 106188 (2020)
2017
[j15]
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Arup Ghosh, Shiming Qin, JooYeoun Lee, Gi-Nam Wang:
An Output Instruction Based PLC Source Code Transformation Approach For Program Logic Simplification. Informatica (Slovenia) 41(3) (2017)
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Arup Ghosh, Shiming Qin, JooYeoun Lee, Gi-Nam Wang:
FBMTP: An Automated Fault and Behavioral Anomaly Detection and Isolation Tool for PLC-Controlled Manufacturing Systems. IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern. Syst. 47(12): 3397-3417 (2017)
2016
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Arup Ghosh, Shiming Qin, JooYeoun Lee, Gi-Nam Wang:
PLAT: An Automated Fault and Behavioural Anomaly Detection Tool for PLC Controlled Manufacturing Systems. Comput. Intell. Neurosci. 2016: 1652475:1-1652475:30 (2016)

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