Optimal replacement policies under environment-driven degradation
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- Joint condition-based maintenance and inventory optimization for systems with multiple components
- Reliability and maintenance analysis of a degradation-threshold-shock model for a system in a dynamic environment
- Robust control of partially observable failing systems
- Structured replacement policies for components with complex degradation processes and dedicated sensors
- Optimal Control of a Partially Observable Failing System with Costly Multivariate Observations
- Optimally replacing multiple systems in a shared environment
- Optimal replacement of continuously degrading systems in partially observed environments
- A stochastic time scale based framework for system reliability under a Markovian dynamic environment
- Structured replacement policies for offshore wind turbines
- Modified monotone policy iteration for interpretable policies in Markov decision processes and the impact of state ordering rules
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