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Fault trees, event trees and success trees

1993
Fault-tree analysis was developed by H.A. Watson of the Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1961–2 as part of a US Air Force study contract for the Minuteman missile launch control system. Through the years it has proved to be a very valuable tool for the reliability evaluation of complex systems, such as nuclear power stations, chemical plants, wide-body ...
A. Bossche, D. J. Sherwin
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Trees

Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1971
This is an attempt to give a survey of recent results concerning trees. The article is an extended version of our talk in Oberwolfach (Schwarzwald) last May; the forests surrounding the Forschungsinstitut turned out to be a good inspiration.A tree is a partially ordered set T = (T, ≤) such that for every x ∈ T, the set = {y ∈ T: y < x} is well ...
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To Tree or Not to Tree?

Science News, 2000
Aaron Wendt   +2 more
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Trees and Tree-Equivalent Graphs

Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1965
As is well known in the theory of graphs a tree is a connected graph without cycles. Many characterizing properties of trees are known (1), for example the cyclomatic number is equal to zero, which is also equal to p — 1, where p is the number of connected components of the graph.
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Classification and regression trees

International Journal of Public Health, 2012
N. Speybroeck
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Classification and Regression Trees

, 1984
L. Breiman   +3 more
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