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Domain ontology requirements
This is a list of the Domain Model Ontology requirements of the
generic C&D:
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- `There is an identifiable set of problem states or events.'
(from original text [Eshelman, 1988]) This means that all
problems states that this approach is going to recognise should be
listed exhaustively.
- All possible symptoms can be enumerated.
- `Static pre-enumeration of candidate explanations that cover
events'. (from original text) This means that the covering operators
can be listed for all possible symptoms.
- `There is information to differentiate the candidate explanations for
each event' (original). This means that there should be enough
observable and available symptoms to separate the different covering
explanations. This is a requirements both on the events and on the
type of explanations.
- `One candidate explanation is applicable at any given time for
each event' (the single fault assumption, from original text).