Abstract
Importance measures are used to evaluate the relative importance of various objects in a system. Given the increasing trend of using complex and complicated systems, many types of importance measures have been investigated. The absolute values of importance measures may not be as important as their relative rankings. In this presentation, invariant properties are particularly introduced.
In this talk, we are to discuss reliability optimization, using the concept of importance measures, among others. We should strike a balance using importance measures to seek for the optimal solution in assessing the energy needs and health management for the sake of economic growth, safety and sustainability.
Speaker
Professor Way Kuo
Professor Kuo is a member of National Academy of Engineering and Academia Sinica, Foreign Member of Chinese Academy of Engineering, Honorary Professor of Tsinghua University. Under his leadership, City University of Hong Kong has been ranked several times since 2020 by THE as the World’s Most International University.
A pioneer in designing reliability for electronics and energy systems at the infancy, he has co-authored several books which are considered classics in reliability systems and optimization. He has served on the senior management of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, employed by Bell Labs as well as reliability consultant for IBM, TI, Motorola, and other high-tech companies.
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