Basis for the Treatment of Potential Common-Cause Failure in the Significance Determination Process¶
Mosleh, A., Coyne, Hunter, & Shen, S. (2018). Basis for the Treatment of Potential Common-Cause Failure in the Significance Determination Process.
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Mechanisms¶
- Common-Mode Dependency Red Team
- … Dependency Red Team** is a standing adversarial review whose sole job is to disprove independence claims — to trace every nominally-diverse defense back through its suppliers, infrastructure, data, models, geography, incentives, and authority until it either proves the diversity is real or finds the shared root
This sourceNUREG-2225. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (2018). Assesses whether an observed deficiency reflects a shared cause capable of affecting multiple redundant components.
- … Dependency Red Team** is a standing adversarial review whose sole job is to disprove independence claims — to trace every nominally-diverse defense back through its suppliers, infrastructure, data, models, geography, incentives, and authority until it either proves the diversity is real or finds the shared root
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