5. Glossary
Continuous systems: systems whose behavior is described by continuous variables governed, for example, by differential equations.
Discrete event systems: systems whose behavior is represented by a set of states and transitions, generally labeled by discrete events.
Hybrid Dynamic Systems: continuous systems to which discrete commutations, i.e. commands, are associated, or discrete-event systems to which certain continuous evolutions are associated.
Parametric faults: these affect the system's continuous dynamics and manifest themselves as an abnormal change (decrease/growth) in the nominal values of the parameters describing the system's continuous dynamics.
Discrete faults: these affect the (discrete) event dynamics of the system and are represented by the occurrence of an unobservable fault event leading to a discrete fault state (mode).
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