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Keywords:
discrete event system; recognition of noisy; incomplete structural patterns
discrete event system; recognition of noisy; incomplete structural patterns
Summary:
An interesting analogy can be found between recognition of noisy, distorted, or incomplete structural patterns and analysis, modelling and control of actual discrete event systems, where different types of uncertainty can occur.
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