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Computationally efficient resource allocation for complex system reliability studies

Background: Assessing the Reliability of a Complex System Example and Summary We introduce a new approach for assessing the effect of adding new data to existing data when estimating complex system reliability. Much work has been done on how to combine information from multiple sources to assess the reliability of a system. It is important and challenging to allocate resources among these different data sources effectively so as to obtain the most information about the reliability of the system for the resources available. • Current approach for evaluating and comparing candidate allocations is based on repeated analysis of “fake” data generated using the current model • This approach requires repeated use of an MCMC algorithm