Titlebook: 11th Advances in Reliability Technology Symposium; Peter Comer (Organising Committee Chairman) Book 1990 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd 1

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Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineeringe nature of any data analysis to be carried out..By reviewing the literature in the area, this paper attempts to categorise the main types of dependency. Methods of identification of dependency are examined. This is done primarily through data analysis. Ways of incorporating dependency into model-building are also described.

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Maoying Qiao,Jun Cheng,Wenchuang Zhaot advances in measuring the importance of system components. A general methodology that incorporates these features is presented. We will also introduce some concepts concerning availability importance useful for repairable systems.

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Andrey A. Radionov,Vadim R. Gasiyarov is asessed. This is intended to allow the identification of those parts of a task which are only weakly supported by an operator’s background knowledge and where for example additional training and/or improved documentation could be introduced to greatest effect.

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L. S. Kazarinov,T. A. Barbasova,E. V. Rozhkoicality of such techniques, compared with existing task analysis techniques, when applied in the design of complex systems. Suggestions are given for the future development of effective cognitive task analysis techniques.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-22311-2e Duane, Weibull process, IBM, Aroef, Lloyd-Lipow and Arinc. The reliability growth phenomena is reviewed and the validity of different reliability growth models for field reliability prediction is assessed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-22311-2 recently suggested by Nelson. This paper compares these two approaches. Their features are illustrated by considering the analysis of a data set collected from the performance of an electronic system constructed of several replaceable modules.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0761-4Management; Software; Transport; data analysis; database; design; development; diagnosis; model; production