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Deriving All Minimal Hitting Sets Based on Join Relation
DOI:10.1109/TSMC.2015.2400423.png)
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Deriving all minimal hitting sets (MHSes) for a family of conflict sets is a classical problem in model-based diagnosis. A technique for distributed MHSes based on the join relation of elements is proposed. Then, a strategy for deriving all distributed MHSes is presented. If the family of sets is decomposed into a number of equivalence classes based on the join relation, then parallel computation of MHSes for each distribution can be applied. Moreover, an incremental, distributed approach is introduced. When a new conflict set is added, only related distributed MHSes are chosen to incrementally update the final result. From a theoretical point of view, the complexity of the distributed algorithm is O(2(num/k)), while the complexity of the corresponding centralized algorithm is O(2(num)), with k and num being the number of equivalence classes and the number of basic elements in all the conflict sets, respectively. Furthermore, compared with the corresponding centralized approach, a large number of set-containment checks are avoided by the incremental, distributed approach. Experimental results, including both numerous artificial examples and typical International Symposium on Circuits and Systems-85 benchmark circuit conflict set examples, offer evidence that, compared with centralized methods, the efficiency for deriving all MHSes in a distributed (incremental) way is considerably improved.
Keyword:
Distribution
equivalence relation
hitting set
incremental diagnosis
join relation
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10.5
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1.1W
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