This paper introduces a probabilistic modeling of alarm observation delay, and shows a novel method of model-based diagnosis for time series observation. Firstly, a fault model is defined by associating an event tree rooted by each fault hypothesis with probabilistic variables representing temporal delay. The most probable hypothesis is obtained by selecting one whose AIC (Akaike information criterion) is minimal. It is proved that by simulation that the AIC based hypothesis selection achieves the high precision in diagnosis.
['Kazuo Hashimoto', 'Kazunori Matsumoto', 'Norio Shiratori']
Probabilistic modeling of alarm observation delay in network diagnosis