Sensor Location for Diagnosis in Linear Systems: A Structural Analysis
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- Discussion on: ``Structural analysis of the partial state and input observability for structured linear systems: application to distributed systems
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- An integrated approach for sensor placement in linear dynamic systems
- Distributed estimation in periodically switching sensor networks
- Locating defective components in linear systems given as block diagrams. I
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