Selected papers from the National Science Foundation Workshop on Imprecise Probability in Engineering Analysis held in Savannah, Georgia, USA, 20-22 February 2008.
- Validation of imprecise probability models
- Autonomous robust design optimisation with potential clouds
- Information management for estimating system reliability using imprecise probabilities and precise Bayesian updating
- Extreme probability distributions of random sets, fuzzy sets and p-boxes
- An interval-based technique for FE model updating
- Interval analysis and reliability in robotics
- Design and implementation of an optimal, reliable and robust control system for an industrial plant emulator
- Extended precision with a rounding mode toward zero environment. Application to the Cell processor
- Engineering quantification of inconsistent information
- Interval approach for nondeterministic linear static finite element method in continuum mechanics problems
- Numerical structural monitoring with the uncertainty model fuzzy randomness
- A global optimisation method for computing interval hull solution for parametric linear systems
- Static analysis of uncertain structures using interval eigenvalue decomposition
- On the statistics of oceanic waves
- Reliability assessment using stochastic local regression
- The probability of type I and type II errors in imprecise hypothesis testing with an application to geodetic deformation analysis
- Stress analysis of a singly reinforced concrete beam with uncertain structural parameters
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