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Simulating Future Test and Redesign Considering Epistemic Model Uncertainty

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Figure 1: The optimization of the safety margins is based on a MCS of the deterministic design process In this study, we define two different triggers for redesign
Table 1: Parameters for cantilever beam example
Figure 3: The figure on the left shows the design optimization when using a safety margin n ini = 0 and fixed conservative values u det in place of aleatory variables U
Figure 4: On the left, the mean and variance of the error are plotted in a normalized design space with fixed conservative values u det in place of aleatory variables U
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