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 Posted - 12/02/2005 : 22:52:24
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What about MI, HMI and System Univailable ??
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Posted - 12/02/2005 : 22:53:34
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MI stands for Misleading Information and regards the case the real error is bigger than the estimated error,
HMI stands for Hazardous Misleading Information and regards the case the real error is bigger than the estimated error,
is the case when the real error is bigger than the alarm limit
System Univailable is the case when the error estimated is bigger of the alarm limit but this is not true |
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 Posted - 01/03/2006 : 04:01:42
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Originally posted by galileo
MI stands for Misleading Information and regards the case the real error is bigger than the estimated error, HMI stands for Hazardous Misleading Information and regards the case the real error is bigger than the estimated error, is the case when the real error is bigger than the alarm limitSystem Univailable is the case when the error estimated is bigger of the alarm limit but this is not true |
So this is what you meant by saying "alarm"?
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MI, HMI and System Univailable
