International audienceThis chapter presents the subset simulation (SS) approach and the Polynomial Cha-os Expansion (PCE) methodology. The SS method is an efficient alternative to the well-known Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) methodology to calculate small failure probabilities. The basic idea of the SS approach is that the small failure probability can be expressed as a product of larger conditional failure probabilities. On the other hand, the PCE methodology allows one to accurately compute the PDF of a given system response using a reduced number of calls of the deterministic model (as compared to the classical MCS applied on the original complex deterministic model). Indeed, the PCE methodology replaces the computationally-expensive de-t...
This paper presents a methodology for general nonlinear reliability problems. It is based on dividin...
Estimation of small failure probabilities is one of the most important and challenging computational...
The high complexity of civil engineering structures makes it difficult to satisfactorily evaluate th...
Abstract Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) offers a powerful means for evaluating the reliability of a sy...
Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) offers a powerful means for evaluating the reliability of a system, due...
International audienceIn this paper, the recently developed Subset Simulation (SS) and Line Sampling...
International audienceThe subset simulation (SS) method is a probabilistic approach which is devoted...
This paper addresses a benchmark study designed to evaluate the performance of various methods in ca...
Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) offers a powerful means for modeling the stochastic failure behavior of...
This paper presents the reliability analysis of three benchmark problems using three variants of Su...
ABSTRACT: Estimation of small failure probabilities is one of the most important and challenging pro...
This paper presents the reliability analysis of three benchmark problems using three variants of Sub...
A new simulation approach, called 'subset simulation', is proposed to compute small failure probabil...
summary:Recent developments in the field of stochastic mechanics and particularly regarding the stoc...
In this study, we carefully analyze the most recent advancements in Hamiltonian Monte Carlo methods ...
This paper presents a methodology for general nonlinear reliability problems. It is based on dividin...
Estimation of small failure probabilities is one of the most important and challenging computational...
The high complexity of civil engineering structures makes it difficult to satisfactorily evaluate th...
Abstract Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) offers a powerful means for evaluating the reliability of a sy...
Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) offers a powerful means for evaluating the reliability of a system, due...
International audienceIn this paper, the recently developed Subset Simulation (SS) and Line Sampling...
International audienceThe subset simulation (SS) method is a probabilistic approach which is devoted...
This paper addresses a benchmark study designed to evaluate the performance of various methods in ca...
Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) offers a powerful means for modeling the stochastic failure behavior of...
This paper presents the reliability analysis of three benchmark problems using three variants of Su...
ABSTRACT: Estimation of small failure probabilities is one of the most important and challenging pro...
This paper presents the reliability analysis of three benchmark problems using three variants of Sub...
A new simulation approach, called 'subset simulation', is proposed to compute small failure probabil...
summary:Recent developments in the field of stochastic mechanics and particularly regarding the stoc...
In this study, we carefully analyze the most recent advancements in Hamiltonian Monte Carlo methods ...
This paper presents a methodology for general nonlinear reliability problems. It is based on dividin...
Estimation of small failure probabilities is one of the most important and challenging computational...
The high complexity of civil engineering structures makes it difficult to satisfactorily evaluate th...