Probabilistic interval reliability of structural systems
By Zhiping P. Qiu, Di Yang, Isaac E. Elishakoff. 2008
167 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Statistics and Probability
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/d223b4f1d455e8e0db1034d6ebae2c126f64a5b3
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Citations in the corpus
- Fuzzy structural analysis based on fundamental reliability concepts (2012, unknown): “[23,30]) or”
- Reliability-based structural optimization with probability and convex set hybrid models (2010, background): “Similar problems have also been studied by Hall and Lawry (2004), Berleant et al. (2005), Utkin and Kozine (2005), Kreinovich et al. (2006 )a nd Qiu et al. (2008) .”
- Interval Monte Carlo methods for structural reliability (2010, methodology): “In [12], interval analysis was combined with first-order reliability method (FORM).”
- Hybrid probabilistic interval analysis of bar structures with uncertainty using a mixed perturbation Monte-Carlo method (2011, background): “To the authors’ knowledge, there is a little research has been done for reliability analysis of structural systems with a mixture of random and interval structural parameters [44,45].”
- A Hybrid Reliability Approach Based on Probability and Interval for Uncertain Structures (2012, background): “Recently, it was further extended to the structural reliability analysis [30,31].”
- Structural reliability analysis based on random distributions with interval parameters (2011, methodology): “This hybrid uncertain model was also applied to structural systems, and the failure probability interval caused by the interval parameters was evaluated [31].”
- Reliability-based design optimization for problems with interval distribution parameters (2016, methodology): “(Qiu et al. 2008) introduced an interval approach to conventional reliability theory to obtain the system failure probability interval.”