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- On Derivative Estimation of the Mean Time to Failure in Simulations of Highly Reliable Markovian Systems
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- A Characterization of the Simple Failure-Biasing Method for Simulations
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- TWO-STAGE STOPPING PROCEDURES BASED ON STANDARDIZED TIME SERIES
- ASYMPTOTICS OF LIKELIHOOD RATIO DERIVATIVE ESTIMATORS IN SIMULATIONS OF HIGHLY RELIABLE
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- Midterm Exam 1 CS 341: Foundations of Computer Science II --Fall 2007, day section
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- Midterm Exam I CIS 341: Introduction to Logic and Automata --Spring 2004, evening
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- In class, we've briefly described one set of Excel tools that can be used to create, run, and evaluate the results of Monte Carlo simulations. This note reviews what tools
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