Uneven allocation of elements in linear multi-state sliding window system

Article Abstract:

An algorithm for determining the linear multi-state sliding window system reliability is suggested. The linear multi-state sliding window system comprises of linearly ordered positions that are associated with statistically independent elements of different characteristics. It may be noted that the system fails if the demand exceeds the sum of the performance rates of elements of a given number of consecutive positions.

Israel, Algorithms, Algorithm, Linear models (Statistics)

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Optimal allocation of multi-state elements in linear consecutively connected systems with vulnerable nodes

Article Abstract:

Every element in the multi-state elements can provide a connection between the position in which it is allocated and the other few positions. At a given probability, each system node with all the multi-state elements allocated can be destroyed by external impact.

Linear programming, Evaluation, Mathematical ability

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A genetic algorithm for robotic assembly line balancing

Article Abstract:

The robotic assembly line balancing (RALB) problem pertaining to robotic assembly line, where different robots may be assigned to the assembly tasks, is discussed. Solutions to the problem are suggested

Europe, Assembly-line balancing

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