Generalized Convexity Properties and Shape Based Approximation in Networks Reliability

11/12/2021
by   Gabriela Cristescu, et al.
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Some properties of generalized convexity for sets and for functions are identified in case of the reliability polynomials of two dual minimal networks. A method of approximating the reliability polynomials of two dual minimal network is developed based on their mutual complementarity properties. The approximating objects are from the class of quadratic spline functions, constructed based both on interpolation conditions and on shape knowledge. It is proved that the approximant objects preserve the shape properties of the exact reliability polynomials. Numerical examples and simulations show the performance of the algorithm, both in terms of low complexity, small error and shape preserving. Possibilities of increasing the accuracy of approximation are discussed.

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