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I.B.M. said yesterday that it planned to invest billions of dollars over the next few years in an effort to design computers and networking products that would adjust to changing workloads, recognize faults and repair themselves without human intervention.

Finally, the low-dimensional eigenvectors are inputted to a classifier to recognize faults.

The approach is adequate to locate and recognize faults in high-voltage (HV) transmission lines, while the acquired signals are noisy.

The integration of classical methods like fault-tree-analysis and graph-theory enables the developer to build a knowledge-based system so that the agents would have the ability to recognize faults, seize the needed actions within their scope and fulfil their goal.

The first layer is intended to identify fault types, while the second layer is developed to further recognize fault severity ranking from the result of the first layer.

Utilisation of soft computing techniques such as neural networks and fuzzy logic [8, 9] has also been of significant research interest in power system fault analysis due to their learning capability to recognize fault events.

MS integrated backup protection, which is known as RIBP in previous discussion, analyzes regional comprehensive information to recognize fault effectively in case CS protection fails to clear the fault.

The contributions of the proposed HS technique lie in the following aspects: 1) a novel synthesis approach is proposed to integrate several fault harmonic series to recognize fault related features; 2) fault indicators are properly derived from local spectra for IM health condition monitoring.

Neural networks were adopted in many fields of power system operation to improve real-time protection of transmission lines [10 13], but they depend on system parameters, and it is cumbersome to efficiently train a neural network to recognize fault occurrences in large/ interconnected power systems.

I.B.M. will announce today that it has signed up more than 20 companies to help with its Project Eliza to develop computer networks that can largely manage themselves, recognizing faults and repairing them without human handlers.

The coefficient (nu_{i}) denotes the average rate of earthquake occurrence for each fault (i) from all recognized faults ((Ns)).