High-order limit state functions in the response surface method for structural reliability analysis
By Henri P. Gavin, S. Yau. 2008
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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Statistics and Probability
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Citations in the corpus
- Probabilistic Analysis Using High Dimensional Model Representation and Fast Fourier Transform (2008, background): “This example considers a hypothetical limit state/performance function, originally studied by Gavin and Yau [ 35 ], of the following form: with three independent standard normal variables.”
- Hybrid probabilistic interval analysis of bar structures with uncertainty using a mixed perturbation Monte-Carlo method (2011, methodology): “Second-order reliability theory [38], higher order moment method [39] and response surface method [40], Monte-Carlo simulation method [41,42], interval Monte-Carlo method [43] and other methods have been also used for reliability analysis.”
- Adaptive response surface method based on a double weighted regression technique (2009, methodology): “This measure is also used in [22,23] in order to verify the accuracy of the approximation.”
- Non-Gradient–Based Algorithm for Structural Reliability Analysis (2014, unknown): “275 (Gavin and Yau 2008) 10 — (22:5417, 0.”