Reliability Engineering¶
Birolini, A. (2007). Reliability Engineering: Theory and Practice. Springer.
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- Two further abstractions extend the analysis. Existence assumptions compose along action chains: an action using three referents carries three existence assumptions, and under an independence approximation the action's success probability is the product of the resolvability probabilities, so long chains of unverified preconditions have geometrically decaying success rates.
This sourceEstablishes series-system reliability as the product of component reliabilities — so an action depending on a chain of independently-resolvable referents has a success probability that is the product of their resolvability probabilities, decaying geometrically with chain length.
- Two further abstractions extend the analysis. Existence assumptions compose along action chains: an action using three referents carries three existence assumptions, and under an independence approximation the action's success probability is the product of the resolvability probabilities, so long chains of unverified preconditions have geometrically decaying success rates.
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