A new algorithm for prognostics using Subset Simulation

A new algorithm for prognostics using Subset Simulation
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10.1016/j.ress.2017.05.042
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2017-12
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Reliab. Eng. Syst. Saf.
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M. Chiachío;J. Chiachío;S. Sankararaman;K. Goebel;J. Andrews
M. Chiachío;J. Chiachío;S. Sankararaman;K. Goebel;J. Andrews
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M. Chiachío;J. Chiachío;S. Sankararaman;K. Goebel;J. Andrews

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