A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Local Domain Monte Carlo Simulation
AbstractIn this contribution, a novel procedure denoted as ‘Local Domain Monte Carlo Simulation’ (LD-MCS) is studied for its potential use in structural reliability analysis. Instead of points as used in Monte Carlo sampling, small local domains surrounding these points are used to explore the failure domain and to estimate the associated occurrence probability. The suggested generalization of Direct Monte Carlo Simulation (D-MCS) is attractive in cases where the performance function within the specified local domains can be approximated by a simple analytical expression for which the conditional failure probability can be obtained without further structural response evaluations. It is shown that the LD-MCS approach significantly reduces the variance of the estimated failure probability when compared with Direct Monte Carlo Simulation (D-MCS). The proposed LD-MCS procedure is applied for non-linear performance functions in high dimensions where the gradient depends strongly on the position x within the uncertain parameter space.
Local Domain Monte Carlo Simulation
AbstractIn this contribution, a novel procedure denoted as ‘Local Domain Monte Carlo Simulation’ (LD-MCS) is studied for its potential use in structural reliability analysis. Instead of points as used in Monte Carlo sampling, small local domains surrounding these points are used to explore the failure domain and to estimate the associated occurrence probability. The suggested generalization of Direct Monte Carlo Simulation (D-MCS) is attractive in cases where the performance function within the specified local domains can be approximated by a simple analytical expression for which the conditional failure probability can be obtained without further structural response evaluations. It is shown that the LD-MCS approach significantly reduces the variance of the estimated failure probability when compared with Direct Monte Carlo Simulation (D-MCS). The proposed LD-MCS procedure is applied for non-linear performance functions in high dimensions where the gradient depends strongly on the position x within the uncertain parameter space.
Local Domain Monte Carlo Simulation
Pradlwarter, H.J. (author) / Schuëller, G.I. (author)
Structural Safety ; 32 ; 275-280
2010-01-01
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Local Domain Monte Carlo Simulation
British Library Online Contents | 2010
|Local Domain Monte Carlo Simulation
Online Contents | 2010
|Kinetic Monte Carlo Simulation
Wiley | 2019
|Monte-Carlo simulation on domain patterns in ferroelectric model lattice
British Library Online Contents | 2004
|Grundlagen der Monte-Carlo-Simulation
Springer Verlag | 2017
|