2017
DOI: 10.15587/1729-4061.2017.108454
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Evaluation to determine the efficiency for the diagnosis search formation method of failures in automated systems

Abstract: 11)70005-0 6. Cestari, L. A. Advanced fire detection algorithms using data from the home smoke detector project [Text] / L.

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“…First, let us consider the station for diagnosing and repair ing the traction battery as a multichannel system with failures (the classical Erlang problem) [18,19], which contains n ser vice posts, and find the limiting probabilities of the states of the system, as well as indicators of its efficiency, among which: A is absolute QS pass rate; Q is relative QS pass rate, that is, an av erage share of applications received and serviced by the system; P rej is the probability of a refusal, that is, that the application will arrive, but will leave the system without providing it with the service; k is the average number of occupied channels.…”
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“…First, let us consider the station for diagnosing and repair ing the traction battery as a multichannel system with failures (the classical Erlang problem) [18,19], which contains n ser vice posts, and find the limiting probabilities of the states of the system, as well as indicators of its efficiency, among which: A is absolute QS pass rate; Q is relative QS pass rate, that is, an av erage share of applications received and serviced by the system; P rej is the probability of a refusal, that is, that the application will arrive, but will leave the system without providing it with the service; k is the average number of occupied channels.…”
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confidence: 99%