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DESCRIPTION:The workshop focuses on all areas of synergy between two scient
 ific domains that are reliability engineering and computational intelligen
 ce. Reliability engineering is an established domain that has a very good 
 practical and scientific background for the analysis of the reliability of
  systems. Computational intelligence is relatively new in reliability engi
 neering. But it has been an equally well-established branch of research wi
 th many groups over the world attempting to develop useful computational i
 ntelligence tools in different fields. Today\, the continuous drive for di
 gitalization causes reliability engineering and computational intelligence
  to merge. Combining the fields paves the way to progress on big data anal
 ytics\, uncertain information evaluation\, reasoning\, prediction\, modeli
 ng\, optimization\, decision making\, and of course\, more reliable system
 s. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:\n\n- Accident and In
 cident Analysis\n- Computational Intelligence for Risk Estimation\n- Data 
 Mining and Knowledge Discovery\n- Digital Technologies for Reliability Eng
 ineering\n- Hardware and Software Solutions\n- Human Reliability Analysis\
 n- Mathematical and Computational Methods for Risk Analysis\n- Methods Bas
 ed on Artificial Intelligence\n- Risk and Hazard Analysis\n- Software Solu
 tions for Testing Fault-Tolerant Systems\n- Software Reliability\n- Trends
  in Reliability Engineering and Computational Intelligence\n\nBldg: RA\, u
 niverzitna 8215/1\, Faculty of Management Science and Informatics\, Univer
 sity of Žilina\, Zilina\, Slovakia\, Slovakia\, Virtual: https://events.v
 tools.ieee.org/m/433178
LOCATION:Bldg: RA\, univerzitna 8215/1\, Faculty of Management Science and 
 Informatics\, University of Žilina\, Zilina\, Slovakia\, Slovakia\, Virtu
 al: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/433178
ORGANIZER:elena.zaitseva@fri.uniza.sk
SEQUENCE:18
SUMMARY:The Third International Workshop on Reliability Engineering and Com
 putational Intelligence (RECI 2024)
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/433178
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The workshop focuses on all areas of syner
 gy between two scientific domains that are reliability engineering and com
 putational intelligence. Reliability engineering is an established domain 
 that has a very good practical and scientific background for the analysis 
 of the reliability of systems. Computational intelligence is relatively ne
 w in reliability engineering. But it has been an equally well-established 
 branch of research with many groups over the world attempting to develop u
 seful computational intelligence tools in different fields. Today\, the co
 ntinuous drive for digitalization causes reliability engineering and compu
 tational intelligence to merge. Combining the fields paves the way to prog
 ress on big data analytics\, uncertain information evaluation\, reasoning\
 , prediction\, modeling\, optimization\, decision making\, and of course\,
  more reliable systems. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
 </p>\n<ul class="wp-block-list">\n<li>Accident and Incident Analysis</li>\
 n<li>Computational Intelligence for Risk Estimation</li>\n<li>Data Mining 
 and Knowledge Discovery</li>\n<li>Digital Technologies for Reliability Eng
 ineering</li>\n<li>Hardware and Software Solutions</li>\n<li>Human Reliabi
 lity Analysis</li>\n<li>Mathematical and Computational Methods for Risk An
 alysis</li>\n<li>Methods Based on Artificial Intelligence</li>\n<li>Risk a
 nd Hazard Analysis</li>\n<li>Software Solutions for Testing Fault-Tolerant
  Systems</li>\n<li>Software Reliability</li>\n<li>Trends in Reliability En
 gineering and Computational Intelligence</li>\n</ul>
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