The development of a system requires fulfilling the available standards of reliability and safety. Due to possible complexity of the system, its parameters often are determined by experts whose judgements are usually imprecise and unreliable due to the limited precision of human assessments. Therefore, an approach for computing probabilities of expert judgments and for analysing the risk of decision about satisfying the parameters to standards of reliability and safety is proposed in the paper. A numerical example considering a microprocessor system of central train control illustrates the proposed approach
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The methodology of quantitative risk assessment in use in the railway industry refers the RAMS appro...
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The problem of risk assessment at the stages of the product life cycle using both qualitative and qu...
International audienceOne of the research activities which is currently in progress at the French in...
It is shown how calibration methods for expert judgement can be used to establish consensus about th...
The methodology of quantitative risk assessment in use in the railway industry refers the RAMS appro...
The methodology of quantitative risk assessment in use in the railway industry refers the RAMS appro...
Probabilistic risk analysis aims to quantify the risk caused by high technology installations. Incre...
The object of research is the industrial risk of an industrial facility. One of the most problematic...
The increased use of risk assesment in governmental and corporate decision-making has increased the ...
This paper deals with risk analysis as a part of the financial assessment of transportation projects...
Many risk assessment techniques currently used in the railway industry are comparatively mature tool...
International audienceIn the design, development, and operation of a rail transport system, all the ...
The Integration of human error - also called man-machine system analysis (MMSA) - is an essential pa...
This paper offers a review of fundamentals in decision analysis and the construction of evidence-bas...
The paper considers the problem of risk significance assessment in the activity of a testing laborat...
Expert judgement is a valuable source of information in risk management. Especially, risk-based deci...
The problem of risk assessment at the stages of the product life cycle using both qualitative and qu...
International audienceOne of the research activities which is currently in progress at the French in...
It is shown how calibration methods for expert judgement can be used to establish consensus about th...