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mistral (version 2.1.0)

Methods in Structural Reliability Analysis

Description

Various reliability analysis methods for rare event inference: 1) computing failure probability (probability that the output of a numerical model exceeds a threshold), 2) computing quantiles of low or high-order, 3) Wilks formula to compute quantile(s) from a sample or the size of the required i.i.d. sample.

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install.packages('mistral')

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Version

2.1.0

License

CeCILL

Maintainer

Bertrand Iooss

Last Published

April 3rd, 2016

Functions in mistral (2.1.0)

updateLSVM

Update LSVM classifier
SubsetSimulation

Subset Simulation Monte Carlo
UtoX

Iso-probabilistic transformation from U space to X space
MetaIS

Metamodel based Impotance Sampling
waarts

A limit-state-function defined by Waarts
twodof

A limit-state-function defined with a two degrees of freedom damped oscillator
mistral-package

Methods In Structural Reliability Analysis
IRW

Increasing Randow Walk
WilksFormula

Sample size by Wilks formula
SMART

Support-vector Margin Algoritm for Reliability esTimation
MRM

MRM method
ModifCorrMatrix

Modification of a correlation matrix to use in UtoX
kiureghian

A limit-state-function defined by Der Kiureghian
AKMCS

Active learning reliability method combining Kriging and Monte Carlo Simulation
S2MART

Subset by Support vector Margin Algorithm for Reliability esTimation
rackwitz

A limit-state-function defined by Rackwitz
FORM

FORM method
modelLSVM

Estimation of the parameters of the LSVM
MP

Moving Particles
plotLSVM

plot of LSVM
quantileWilks

Computing quantiles with the Wilks formula
testConvexity

Test the convexity of set of data
LSVM

Linear Support Vector Machine under monotonicity constraints
MonteCarlo

Crude Monte Carlo method
MonotonicQuantileEstimation

Quantile estimation under monotonicity constraints
ComputeDistributionParameter

Compute internal parameters and moments for univariate distribution functions