Titlebook: System Signatures and their Applications in Engineering Reliability; Francisco J. Samaniego Book 2007 Springer-Verlag US 2007 calculus.clo

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Further Signature-Based Analysis of System Lifetimes, simply an (. + 1).2-out-of-. system. When . is even, randomization is generally employed in defining the system. Specifically, if . = 2. for some positive integer ., then a direct majority system works either if more than . components are working or if exactly . are working and a Bernoulli random variable .(1, 1/2) yields a success.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-71797-5calculus; closure; coherent system; communication; failure rate; network; optimality; preservation; reliabil

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Signature-Based Closure, Preservation and Characterization Theorems,In Chapter 3, we referred to the failure rate function of a component or system and mentioned its standard definition. The function merits some further discussion.

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Francisco J. SamaniegoBased on both practical and research success in building reliability into systems with system signatures.Provides guidance on how reliability problems can be structured, modeled and solved.Compares ac

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System Signatures and their Applications in Engineering Reliability978-0-387-71797-5Series ISSN 0884-8289 Series E-ISSN 2214-7934

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0884-8289 y problems can be structured, modeled and solved.Compares ac.Since the introduction of system signatures in Francisco Samaniego’s 1985 paper, the properties of this technical concept have been examined, tested and proven in a wide variety of systems applications. Based on the practical and research

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Book 2007and proven in a wide variety of systems applications. Based on the practical and research success in building reliability into systems with system signatures, this is the first book treatment of the approach. It is, therefore, the purpose of this book to provide guidance on how reliability problems

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Applications of Signatures to Network Reliability,ples of modern electronic communication systems have important predecessors in the area of telephone and telegraph networks, but the specific problems that will interest us here are of more modern origin. We are interested in the mathematical and probabilistic analysis involved in addressing “connectivity” problems.