Breakdown processes of systems in series
B. Kopociński (1966)
Applicationes Mathematicae
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B. Kopociński (1966)
Applicationes Mathematicae
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ACM Computing Classification System (1998): D.0, D.2.11. This paper formulates a realistic case study of a public procurement process, where the national legal system is taken in consideration. Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) is used for encoding processes related to the analysis of public procurement tasks. Critical elements in the public procurement process that affect time, quality and cost are identified at the organizational, process execution and system levels....
Lingjiong Zhu (2014)
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García, Federico, Moriyón, Roberto (2000)
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Ken R. Duffy, Claudio Macci, Giovanni Luca Torrisi (2011)
ESAIM: Probability and Statistics
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We prove that the large deviation principle holds for a class of processes inspired by semi-Markov additive processes. For the processes we consider, the sojourn times in the phase process need not be independent and identically distributed. Moreover the state selection process need not be independent of the sojourn times. We assume that the phase process takes values in a finite set and that the order in which elements in the set, called states, are visited is selected stochastically....