Simultaneous allocation of reliability & redundancy using simplex search

Here, the existing work in reliability apportionment and redundancy allocation is extended by considering a solution technique to a problem which requires finding the optimal level of subsystem reliability as well as an integer solution for the number of redundant subsystems. The solution technique...

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Search methods
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