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A discrete-binary transformation of the reliability redundancy allocation problem
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    A discrete-binary transformation of the reliability redundancy allocation problem (English)
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    27 August 2018
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    Summary: Given a reliability redundancy optimization problem in its \textit{discrete} version, it is possible to transform such integer problem into a corresponding \textit{binary} problem in log-time. A simple discrete-binary transformation is presented in this paper. The proposed transformation is illustrated using an example taken from the reliability literature. An immediate implication is that a standard exact dynamic programming approach may easily solve instances to optimality that were usually only solved heuristically.
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