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LP-Forecasting of Risk and Crisis in Systems

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Risk Management Technologies

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However difficult the problem may be, it will become more difficult, if you look at it in the wrong way.

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We describe logic and probabilistic (LP) forecasting of risk in classes LP-modeling, LP-classification, LP-efficiency, LP-forecasting and also the special cases: forecasting with the exclusion of incorrect data; forecasting of the wear of the technical system; forecasting by the weights of initiating parameters distributions.

Forecasting is the most difficult procedure in science and, one can say, the crown of intellect and knowledge. In Risks management technologies we forecast by statistical data in time and in the space of system states.

On the one hand, we predict the system states, which are not present in statistical data, i.e. they are predicted in the space of system states. On the other hand, we predict the system states in the time function with the assumption that a number of time dependent factors influence the probabilities of initiating events.

However difficult the problem may be, it will become more difficult, if you look at it in the wrong way.

P. Anderson

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Solozhentsev, E.D. (2012). LP-Forecasting of Risk and Crisis in Systems. In: Risk Management Technologies. Topics in Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality, vol 20. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4288-8_7

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