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2.0.0
  • Get started
  • What’s new in PySTRA 2.0
  • User guide
  • Examples
  • API reference
    • Theory
    • Migrating from 1.x to 2.0
    • Changelog
    • References
    • Contributing to PySTRA
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  • Get started
  • What’s new in PySTRA 2.0
  • User guide
  • Examples
  • API reference
  • Theory
  • Migrating from 1.x to 2.0
  • Changelog
  • References
  • Contributing to PySTRA
  • GitHub
  • Twitter

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Build and check an analysis

  • Choosing a reliability method
  • Specifying a reliability model
  • Choosing an extreme-value distribution
  • Running FORM and SORM
  • Computing reliability sensitivities
  • Estimating failure probability by simulation
  • Working at high reliability
  • Interpreting results and convergence
  • Troubleshooting reliability analyses

Dependence and advanced methods

  • Copulas and isoprobabilistic transformations
  • System reliability
  • Strong Maximum Test
  • Active-learning methods and literature
    • Literature benchmark definitions and provenance

Engineering workflows

  • Calibrating code factors
  • Comparing structural assessment scenarios
  • Reliability figures
  • User guide

User guide#

Choose a method, build the probability model and check what the result means. For a first run, start with Get started. The guides below focus on tasks; Examples contains complete worked problems.

Build and check an analysis

  • Choosing a reliability method
  • Specifying a reliability model
  • Choosing an extreme-value distribution
  • Running FORM and SORM
  • Computing reliability sensitivities
  • Estimating failure probability by simulation
  • Working at high reliability
  • Interpreting results and convergence
  • Troubleshooting reliability analyses

Dependence and advanced methods

  • Copulas and isoprobabilistic transformations
  • System reliability
  • Strong Maximum Test
  • Active-learning methods and literature

Engineering workflows

  • Calibrating code factors
  • Comparing structural assessment scenarios
  • Reliability figures

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