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ORCIDReliability Engineering & System Safety, Volume 129
Volume 129, September 2014
- Marzio Marseguerra:
Early detection of gradual concept drifts by text categorization and Support Vector Machine techniques: The TRIO algorithm. 1-9 - Douzi Imran Khan
, Seppo Virtanen, Pierre Bonnal, A. K. Verma:
Functional failure modes cause-consequence logic suited for mobile robots used at scientific facilities. 10-18 - Donald A. Dube, Richard R. Sherry, Jeffery R. Gabor, Stephen M. Hess:
Application of risk informed safety margin characterization to extended power uprate analysis. 19-28 - Pedram Pourkarim Guilani, Mani Sharifi, Seyed Taghi Akhavan Niaki, Arash Zaretalab:
Reliability evaluation of non-reparable three-state systems using Markov model and its comparison with the UGF and the recursive methods. 29-35 - Filippo Domma, Francesca Condino:
A new class of distribution functions for lifetime data. 36-45 - Inseok Park, Ramana V. Grandhi:
A Bayesian statistical method for quantifying model form uncertainty and two model combination methods. 46-56 - Om Prakash Yadav, Xing Zhuang:
A practical reliability allocation method considering modified criticality factors. 57-65 - Jinkyun Park:
Investigating the TACOM measure as a general tool for quantifying the complexity of procedure guided tasks. 66-75 - Yeelyong Noh, Kwangpil Chang, Yutaek Seo, Daejun Chang:
Risk-based determination of design pressure of LNG fuel storage tanks based on dynamic process simulation combined with Monte Carlo method. 76-82
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