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| Examples | Description |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Ex2_4** | Example 2.4 - Conversion of a LPV model to LTI form |
| **Ex5_4** | Example 5.4 - Solution of an exact fault detection problem (EFDP) |
| **Ex5_4c** | Compact version of script Ex5_4 using the function efdsyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_6** | Example 5.6 - Solution of an approximate fault detection problem (AFDP) |
| **Ex5_6c** | Compact version of script Ex5_6 using the function afdsyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_10** | Example 5.10 - Solution of an exact fault detection and isolation problem (EFDIP) |
| **Ex5_10c** | Compact version of script Ex5_10 using the function efdisyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_11** | Example 5.11 - Solution of an approximat fault detection and isolation problem (AFDIP) |
| **Ex5_11c** | Compact version of script Ex5_11 using the function afdisyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_12** | Example 5.12 - Solution of an exact model-matching problem (EMMP) |
| **Ex5_12c** | Compact version of script Ex5_12 using the function emmsyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_13** | Example 5.13 - Solution of an exact model-matching problem (EMMP) |
| **Ex5_4** | Example 5.4 - Solution of an exact fault detection problem (_EFDP_) |
| **Ex5_4c** | Compact version of script **Ex5_4** using the function **efdsyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_6** | Example 5.6 - Solution of an approximate fault detection problem (_AFDP_) |
| **Ex5_6c** | Compact version of script **Ex5_6** using the function **afdsyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_10** | Example 5.10 - Solution of an exact fault detection and isolation problem (_EFDIP_) |
| **Ex5_10c** | Compact version of script **Ex5_10** using the function **efdisyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_11** | Example 5.11 - Solution of an approximat fault detection and isolation problem (_AFDIP_) |
| **Ex5_11c** | Compact version of script **Ex5_11** using the function **afdisyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_12** | Example 5.12 - Solution of an exact model-matching problem (_EMMP_) |
| **Ex5_12c** | Compact version of script **Ex5_12** using the function **emmsyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_13** | Example 5.13 - Solution of an exact model-matching problem (_EMMP_) |
| **Ex5_13a** | Alternative direct approach to solve the EMMP for Example 5.13 |
| **Ex5_13c** | Compact version of script Ex5_13 using the function emmsyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_16** | Example 5.16 - Solution of an H∞ approximate model-matching problem (AMMP) |
| **Ex5_16c** | Compact version of script Ex5_16 using the function ammsyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex6_1** | Example 6.1 - Solution of an exact model detection problem (EMDP) |
| **Ex6_1c** | Compact version of script Ex6_1 using the function emdsyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex6_2** | Example 6.2 - Solution of an approximate model detection problem (AMDP) |
| **Ex6_2c** | Compact version of script Ex6_2 using the function amdsyn of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex6_2KF** | Kalman-filter based synthesis to address the AMMP for Example 6.2 |
| **Ex5_13c** | Compact version of script **Ex5_13** using the function **emmsyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex5_16** | Example 5.16 - Solution of an H∞ approximate model-matching problem (_AMMP_) |
| **Ex5_16c** | Compact version of script **Ex5_16** using the function **ammsyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex6_1** | Example 6.1 - Solution of an exact model detection problem (_EMDP_) |
| **Ex6_1c** | Compact version of script **Ex6_1** using the function **emdsyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex6_2** | Example 6.2 - Solution of an approximate model detection problem (_AMDP_) |
| **Ex6_2c** | Compact version of script **Ex6_2** using the function **amdsyn** of FaultDetectionTools |
| **Ex6_2KF** | Kalman-filter based synthesis to address the _AMDP_ for Example 6.2 |
| **Ex7_1** | Example 7.1 - Illustrating polynomial root sensitivity |
| **Ex7_3** | Example 7.3 - Nullspace-based solution of an EFDP |
| **Ex7_4** | Example 7.4 - Nullspace-based least order synthesis to solve an EFDP |
| **Ex7_3** | Example 7.3 - Nullspace-based solution of an _EFDP_ |
| **Ex7_4** | Example 7.4 - Nullspace-based least order synthesis to solve an _EFDP_ |

| Case studies | Description |
| :--- | :--- |
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