A guided Bayesian inference approach for detection of multiple flaws in structures using the extended finite element method

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A sweeping window method for detection of flaws using an explicit dynamic XFEM and absorbing boundary layers (2016, background): “To sum up, the basic idea is that flaws close to nearby sensors would have more pronounced effect compared with those of the pristine state, leading to large weighting coefficient values in these sensor locations [32].”
Probabilistic updating of building models using incomplete modal data (2016, methodology): “Noteworthy, the rejection sampling process is repeated for a sufficient number of iterations, until the resulting Markov chain becomes stationary, which can be used to represent the target distribution [38].”