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Copying or distributing in print or electronic forms without written permission of Idea Group Inc. is prohibited. 32 Foschi Figure 4. 0 Figure 5. 0 The neural network representation of functions appearing in either the capacity C or the demand D can also involve a strategy that is useful for a certain kind of problems, of which those in earthquake engineering are an example. ). The general strategy involves the identification of a group or subset of input variables, a subset over which one can calculate statistics of the represented function.
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00 Target β The dimensions B and H are also considered random variables (Normal), with a very small coefficient of variation. The design parameters are then the mean values B and H . The results are shown in Table 2 for a span L = 15m. As expected, the results from the optimization show that it is not generally possible to find values of H and B that will exactly achieve the prescribed target reliabilities. Optimum design parameters are obtained which minimize the differences between the values achieved and the target values.