Fault Estimation is a methodological construct within fault diagnosis that entails the systematic determination of the magnitude, dynamics, and characteristics of a fault signal from system measurements, distinguishing itself from related diagnostic tasks by focusing specifically on the quantitative reconstruction of fault evolution over time.
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