Reliability analysis … now what? Part 4
Speaker: Chris Jackson
This is the fourth in our webinar series ‘Reliability Analysis … now what?’ We have examined how to turn a bunch of data points (like the different failure points of devices under test) into something simple, useful, and sometimes beautiful! This is something that commercial software can’t do.
We have looked at how we can create this thing called the ‘likelihood’ that covers the probability of different ‘ways’ our failures can be explained. And we essentially create a ‘posse’ of these different ‘ways’ we can describe our data based on how likely they are. And that is what this thing called Markov Chain – Monte Carlo (MCMC) simulation can do for us. In the last webinar, we looked at what MCMC is. And now it is time for us to ask our computers to do the heavy work
So in this webinar, we show you how to get your computer to help you give useful reliability information to your boss, manager, director, or whoever it will be that thinks you are a star for removing all the ‘black magic’ of reliability!
This Accendo Reliability webinar originally broadcast on 24 November 2020.
The audio track is now an Accendo Reliability Webinar Series podcast episode. View the episode show notes to listen or subscribe to the podcast.
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Mark Fiedeldey says
Fred/Chris,
The link for the pdf of the slides for the 4th webinar does not appear to be working.
Thanks for doing these. These are great.
Mark
Mark Fiedeldey says
This is the response I get when I click the link.
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No need to post these comments. I figured this was the best way to get back to you on the link issue.
Mark
Fred Schenkelberg says
Hi Mark, thanks for the note and details – the permissions are correct, it was (I believe) the URL on the site that I got wrong). Anyway, it should be working now – may need to clear cache.
cheers,
Fred
Fred Schenkelberg says
Thanks the the alert Mark – always appreciated. If my fix doesn’t work, please let me know and I’ll send the file to you directly. cheers, Fred
Christopher Jackson says
Thanks for the feedback Mark. Please keep good ideas coming!