Presentation 2003/10/14
Application of the Highly Optimized Tolerance Model to Determining the Optimal Arrangement of Hypothetical Biosensors
Takaya MIYANO, Miyuki YAMAKOSHI,
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Abstract(in English) The highly optimized tolerance model, introduced by Carlson and Doyle, is applied to a toy problem of determining the optimal arrangement of hypothetical biosensors in a hypothetical airport terminal where a source of pathogenic virus or bacteria would be planted. The hallmark of robust design for the arrangement is obtained, providing a power law in the probability of occurrence of infection as a function of the number of persons infected.
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Keyword(in English) HOT / complex systems / optimization / systems design / risk aversion
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Title (in English) Application of the Highly Optimized Tolerance Model to Determining the Optimal Arrangement of Hypothetical Biosensors
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Keyword(1) HOT
Keyword(2) complex systems
Keyword(3) optimization
Keyword(4) systems design
Keyword(5) risk aversion
1st Author's Name Takaya MIYANO
1st Author's Affiliation Center for Promotion of the COE Program, Ritsumeikan University()
2nd Author's Name Miyuki YAMAKOSHI
2nd Author's Affiliation Graduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido University
Date 2003/10/14
Paper # NLP2003-95
Volume (vol) vol.103
Number (no) 375
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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