On the Conditional Probabilities in PRA
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 3
Abstract
Mathematical modeling of existing hazards and risks in a system such as aviation starts from identifying and evaluating significant numerical parameters by different procedures. The chosen criteria and the expression of the optimized model for risk analysis process will show the efficiency of the modality to evaluate risk and continuous management. An important result achieved will be to ensure compliance with the quality requirements and levels of safety. Quantitative description of risk, knowing the particularities of the system, the study of interdependencies, restrictions and limitations, create a complete picture of the analyzed elements. The mathematical model thus defined can be complex, difficult to analyze, but the results will present an accurate picture of the addressed problem, removing information and data that are insignificant or redundant.
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Casandra Venera BALAN
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