Measures of dependability can be used in management of hazard.
As part of the GT, a crossover design with two faces was used to obtain a measure of the dependability (reliability) between observers.
The descriptions of the study in the methods section account for the criterion of dependability.
Dependability is a measure of the availability, reliability, tractability, response time, durability, security, and other aspects of the system.
These two models are powerful enough, but at the same time simple, to be suitable for handling of dependability measures in multi-objective optimization of both system design and test strategies for safety instrumented systems.
It begins with the basic concepts and definitions of dependability measures.
We emphasize that, consistently with the enunciated goals of this paper, this is an objective way of measuring a dependability improvement brought upon by intrusion-tolerant replication in our system model.
If one's interest lies in the absolute standings to a criterion (absolute decision), the index of dependability Ф reflects the score dependability.
Meanwhile, the index of dependability (Brennan & Kane, 1977) measures the consistency in making an absolute decision, which focuses on the absolute writing level of an individual with no reference to other students.
However, balanced measures of security and dependability in a protection system are required for the reliable operation of the power system under any operating conditions [7].
The first chapter gives the rigorous definition of dependability, which was first proposed by Jean-Claude Laprie in 1984, and dependability measures.
