AK-SYSi: an improved adaptive Kriging model for system reliability analysis with multiple failure modes by a refined U learning function

Wanying Yun, Zhenzhou Lu, Yicheng Zhou, Xian Jiang

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Abstract

Due to multiple implicit limit state functions needed to be surrogated, adaptive Kriging model for system reliability analysis with multiple failure modes meets a big challenge in accuracy and efficiency. In order to improve the accuracy of adaptive Kriging meta-model in system reliability analysis, this paper mainly proposes an improved AK-SYS by using a refined U learning function. The improved AK-SYS updates the Kriging meta-model from the most easily identifiable failure mode among the multiple failure modes, and this strategy can avoid identifying the minimum mode or the maximum mode by the initial and the in-process Kriging meta-models and eliminate the corresponding inaccuracy propagating to the final result. By analyzing three case studies, the effectiveness and the accuracy of the proposed refined U learning function are verified.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)263-278
Number of pages16
JournalStructural and Multidisciplinary Optimization
Volume59
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Jan 2019

Keywords

  • Easily identifiable failure mode
  • Independency of the initial Kriging meta-model
  • Refined U learning function
  • System reliability analysis

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