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Fatma Sallem

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affiliation: Paul Sabatier University, Toulouse, France

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2013
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Détection et isolation de défauts actionneurs basées sur un modèle de l'organe de commande. Paul Sabatier University, Toulouse, France, 2013

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2018
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Fatma Sallem, Sinda Aloui, Yassine Koubaa:
A New Formulation for Actuator Fault Detection and Isolation Based on Interval Observer Method. SSD 2018: 803-809
2014
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Fatma Sallem, Boutaib Dahhou, Zetao Li, Anas Kamoun:
On the integration of actuator fault detection and isolation in model based fault diagnosis. MED 2014: 267-274
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Fatma Sallem, Boutaib Dahhou, Zetao Li, Anas Kamoun:
Actuator fault detection for a diesel engine using observer method based. SIMULTECH 2014: 427-433

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