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Global and local Kriging limit state approximation for time-dependent reliability-based design optimization through wrong-classification probability
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Time-dependent reliability-based design optimization is an effective tool to guarantee a high reliability of the product during the full life cycle. However, the necessarily repeated probabilistic constraint evaluations bring big computational burden when this tool is applied to the complex engineering systems. To reduce the computational cost, this work employs Kriging model to approximate the limit states of time-consuming probabilistic constraints, and proposes the global and local Kriging modeling methods respectively based on the wrong-classification probability. The global one aims to reduce the wrong-classification probability in the vicinity of the whole limit states, while the local one focuses on the limits states that are potentially visited by the optimum. Based on the wrong-classification probability, two indices, i.e. false classification rate and estimation error of failure probability, are derived to measure the global and local accuracies of limit states respectively. For the global or local Kriging modeling, the approximated Kriging constraint maximizing the false classification rate or the estimation error of failure probability will be updated by the point with the maximum wrong-classification probability. Results of four case studies demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed methods.
Keywords:
Time-dependent reliability-based design optimization
Adaptive Kriging modeling
Wrong classification probability
False classification rate
Estimation error of failure probability
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