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Mathematische Modelle zur quantitativen Analyse der Zuverlässigkeit

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In diesem Kapitel werden zum einen die Regressionsmodelle der Lebensdaueranalyse vorgestellt. Zum anderen werden mathematische Modelle zur Beschreibung komplexer Systeme betrachtet, welche aus Komponenten zusammengesetzt sind. Mögliche Abhängigkeiten zwischen den Lebensdauern der Komponenten werden durch so genannte Copula-Modelle beschrieben, die es unter anderem ermöglichen, den Einfluss des Grades der Abhängigkeit auf die Zuverlässigkeit des Gesamtsystems zu untersuchen.

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Jensen, U., Döring, M., Gandy, A., Mathe, K. (2009). Mathematische Modelle zur quantitativen Analyse der Zuverlässigkeit. In: Zuverlässigkeit mechatronischer Systeme. VDI-Buch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-85091-5_4

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