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PHI2 method: a standalone construct

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Structural reliability

time-variant reliability method that computes the outcrossing rate as a parallel system reliability problem solved with time-invariant tools.

In structural reliability, PHI2 method refers to time-variant reliability method that computes the outcrossing rate as a parallel system reliability problem solved with time-invariant tools. This meaning comes from Andrieu-Renaud (2004) in Reliability Engineering & System Safety.[1]

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References

Andrieu-Renaud, C., Sudret, B., & Lemaire, M. (2004). The PHI2 method: a way to compute time-variant reliability. Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 84(1), 75-86. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ress.2003.10.005

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