2019
DOI: 10.21629/jsee.2019.05.10
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Resilience based importance measure analysis for SoS

Abstract: In a system of systems (SoS), resilience is an important factor in maintaining the functionality, stability, and enhancing the operation effectiveness. From the perspective of resilience, this paper studies the importance of the SoS, and a resilience-based importance measure analysis is conducted to provide suggestions in the design and optimization of the structure of the SoS. In this paper, the components of the SoS are simplified as four kinds of network nodes: sensor, decision point, influencer, and target… Show more

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“…There are two representative assessment methods [11−15]: complex network and operation loop. The complex network method is developed mainly based on the network topology, such as natural connectivity [16], robustness [17], and resilience [18]. Luo et al [19] discussed the influence of network structure evolution and parameter change on the contribution rate of ESoS by analyzing the topological structure of the ESoS combat network based on the complex network theory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are two representative assessment methods [11−15]: complex network and operation loop. The complex network method is developed mainly based on the network topology, such as natural connectivity [16], robustness [17], and resilience [18]. Luo et al [19] discussed the influence of network structure evolution and parameter change on the contribution rate of ESoS by analyzing the topological structure of the ESoS combat network based on the complex network theory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%