The Extension Of Universal Generating Function Method To Search For All One-To-Many D-Minimal Paths Of Acyclic Multi-State-Arc Flow-Conservation Networks

Yeh, W

The Extension Of Universal Generating Function Method To Search For All One-To-Many D-Minimal Paths Of Acyclic Multi-State-Arc Flow-Conservation Networks

Yeh, W

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Publisher:: IEEE-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc
Publication Type:: Journal Article
Citation:: IEEE Transactions On Reliability, 2008, 57 (1), pp. 94 - 102
Issue Date:: 2008-01

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dc.description.abstract	Evaluating network reliability is an important step in the planning, design, and control of systems. The acyclic multi-state-arc flow-conservation network (AMAFCN) is a special multi-state-arc flow-conservation network (MAFCN) of which each arc has indep	en_US
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Evaluating network reliability is an important step in the planning, design, and control of systems. The acyclic multi-state-arc flow-conservation network (AMAFCN) is a special multi-state-arc flow-conservation network (MAFCN) of which each arc has indep

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