Currently, the failure to fix a component is given by a static parameter. We will change to compute the failure to fix based on the dependencies that a component has on other components that might be failing.
We can represent the dependencies and the probabilities using a table, where:
First column corresponds to the component that we want to fix
Other columns correpond to the potential dependencies to other components.
The cells of the table will provide the probability of failing to fix (from 0% to 100%) if a given component is also failing. See excel attached.
MarkovChain_FailingToFix_Transitions.xlsx
Currently, the failure to fix a component is given by a static parameter. We will change to compute the failure to fix based on the dependencies that a component has on other components that might be failing.
We can represent the dependencies and the probabilities using a table, where: First column corresponds to the component that we want to fix Other columns correpond to the potential dependencies to other components.
The cells of the table will provide the probability of failing to fix (from 0% to 100%) if a given component is also failing. See excel attached. MarkovChain_FailingToFix_Transitions.xlsx