In this paper, which is a follow up to [8], we are concerned with the problem of generating minimal experiments to locate and diagnose faults in combinational tree networks. We establish lower bounds on the necessary number of fault-locating tests and show how, in a systematic way, such experiments can be obtained. Two types of testing procedures are considered—adaptive and preset.
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Kohavi et al. (1975) studied this question.
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