Structural Reliability Analysis Using DOProC Method
Martin Krejsa, Petr Janas, Vlastimil Krejsa
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Martin Krejsa, Petr Janas, Vlastimil Krejsa
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Various calculation methods based on the theory of probability and statistics are used for structural analysis and reliability assessment. Those methods so-called probabilistic have been becoming very popular recently. Using the probabilistic method, it is possible to analyse a safety margin defined in a computational model where at least some input characters are random. New method which are being developed now - Direct Optimized Probabilistic Calculation (“DOProC”) is a purely numerical method which uses no simulation or approximation techniques. Results of the probabilistic tasks are more accurate and, often, more fast to reach.
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Various calculation methods based on the theory of probability and statistics are used for structural analysis and reliability assessment. Those methods so-called probabilistic have been becoming very popular recently. Using the probabilistic method, it is possible to analyse a safety margin defined in a computational model where at least some input characters are random. New method which are being developed now - Direct Optimized Probabilistic Calculation (“DOProC”) is a purely numerical method which uses no simulation or approximation techniques. Results of the probabilistic tasks are more accurate and, often, more fast to reach.
Key concepts: Probabilistic logic, Reliability (semiconductor), Probabilistic method, Computer science, Margin (machine learning), Probabilistic analysis of algorithms, Reliability engineering, Structural reliability