28th Structures, Structural Dynamics and Materials Conference · 1987 · 10 citations · 7 references
EngineeringMechanical EngineeringMechanical DesignStochastic ModelingStructural EngineeringMonte Carlo MethodsReliabilityReliability ModelingStructural DesignStructural ReliabilityStructural SystemsComponent Reliability AnalysisMonte Carlo EstimationMonte Carlo Reliability AnalysisRelative EfficiencyReliability-based AssessmentReliability-based Structural DesignStructural Reliability AssessmentSystem Reliability Analysis
An evaluation is made of modern methods of fast probability integration and Monte Carlo treatment for the assessment of structural systems' and components' reliability. Fast probability integration methods are noted to be more efficient than Monte Carlo ones. This is judged to be an important consideration when several point probability estimates must be made in order to construct a distribution function. An example illustrating the relative efficiency of the various methods is included.
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