457.646 Topics in Structural Reliability In-Class Material: Class 07
II-6. Functions of Random Variables (contd.)
Derived Distribution of Functions (contd.)
②
m = n
, but NOT one-to-one mapping a) Discrete( ,
1,
n) P y
Y y =
( ,
1, ) roots of
P x
Xx
ny = g(x)
b) Continuous
all roots of Y
( )
f y = ∑
y =g(x)
Example c)
( )
2Y = g X = X
,X ~ N (0,1 )
21 1
2 2
( )
( ) x h y x h y
= =
= =
1 2
1 2
( ) ( ) ( )
Y X X
dx dx
f y f x f x
dy dy
= +
2 2
1 2
1 1 1 1
exp exp
2 2
2 x 2 x
π π
= − + − =
③
m < n
, one-to one mapping1 1
1 1
( , , )
( , , )
m n
m m n
m
Y g X X
Y g X X
Y
+ =
=
=
=
'
Y
Y
Y' = g'(X)
Discrete
( ) ( )
P
Y'y' = P
Xx
Then,
( ) ( )
P
Yy = ∑ ∑ P
Xx
a) Continuous1 1 1
( )
m( )
m m nf
Y'y' dy
dy = f
Xx dx
dx dx
+ dx
( ) ( ) det
1f
Y'y' = f
Xx J
Y',X −1
( ) det
xf J
m m−=
Xx
Y,X1 1 1
1 2
', 1
m
m m
Y X m
y y y
x x x
y y
x x
J
∂ ∂ ∂
∂ ∂ ∂
∂ ∂
∂ ∂
=
∴
1
1
( ) det
1m n
m n
m m
x x
f f J dx dx
+
−
× +
= ∫ ∫
Y
y
X(x)
Y,X Example d)
1 2
Y = + T T
←contd. From Example b)( ) ?
f
Yy
Y'
1 1 22
2
Y T T
Y T
= +
=
( ) ( ) det
1f
Y'y' = f
Tt J
Y',T − 1det J
1 1−×
=
Y,T
1
f ( ) det J
1 1−=
Tt
Y',T ×=
1 1 2
( )
Y( )
f
Yy = f y = ∫ dt
1
( )
2( )
2T T
f f dt
= ∫
[exp( y ) exp( y )], 0 y
αβ β α
= α β − − − >
−
When
α β =
, using I’Hopitals rule,2
( )
lim ( ) lim exp( ), 0
Y
( )
f y y y y
β α β α
β α α
β
→ →
∂
= ∂ = − >
∂
∂
④
m < n
, NOT one-to one mappingⅢ. Structural Reliability (Component)
Structural Reliability Analysis (contd.) e.g. Shear failure of RC beam w/o stirrups
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPQIpT1ZvXY
“Limit-state” function
( )
c dg X = V − V
1
'6 f b d
c wε V
d0
= + − ≤
where
X = { , f b d
c' w, , , ε V
d,
}
random variablesFailure Probability
( ( ) ) P
f= P g x
=
“Structural Reliability Analysis”
(Anatomical + Systematic)
Three important tasks for structural reliability analysis:
1) 2) 3)
Joint Probability Distribution Models
① Joint Normal
X ~ N ( M
X,
ΣXX)
a) Joint PDFT 1
/ 2
1 1
( ) exp ( ) ( )
(2π)
ndet 2
f
Xx = − x M −
X Σ−XXx M −
X
Σ
1 n =
1 1
2( ) exp
2 2
X
f x x µ
πσ σ
−
= −
Uni-variate normal PDF (See supp.)2 n =
1 2
( ,
1 2) ( )
f
X Xx x = f
Bi-variate normal PDF (See supp.) b) Properties• Joint distribution completely defined by
• All lower order distribution are
•
=
X
=
M
X
=
∑
XXGiven
X
2= x
2, then X
1~ N ( M ,
1|2 Σ1,1|2)
Conditional mean and covariance( )
1
1|2 1 1,2 2,2 2 2
1
1,1|2 1,1 1,2 2,2 2,1
−
−
−
= −
M = M +
Σ Σx M
Σ Σ Σ Σ Σ
e.g.
n = 2,
i.e. 12
X X
= =
1 2
X X X
2 1
~ (
1 2,
1 2)
X N µ σ
ifρ = 0
(“ “)2 2
1 1
1 2
2
x µ µ µ ρσ
σ
−
= +
µ
1 2=
2 2 2
1 2 1
(1 )
σ = σ − ρ
σ
1 22=
• Uncorrelated ( ) s.i for jointly normal (in general,
ρ = 0
s i .
)• Linear functions of
X ~ N ( M , )
Σ → follow _____________+
0Y = AX A
( ) ( )
f
Yy = f
Xx ⋅
J
Y,X=
∴ det =
T 1
( ) exp 1 ( ) ( )
f
Yy ∝ − 2 x M −
x Σ−xxx M −
x
In summary,
X ~ N (M ,
X ΣXX)
⇒
Y ~ N (M ,
Y ΣYY)
Y
= M
YY
=
Σ c) Standard NormalFor univariate, ‘standard normal’ means,
µ = , σ =
∴ For jointly normal,
M =
XΣXX
=
T / 2
1 1
~ ( , ) ( , ) exp (2 ) det 2
n n
N ϕ
π
= ⋅ −
XX
Z 0 z z R z
/ 2
1 1
~ ( , ) ( , ) exp (2 ) det 2
n n
N ϕ
π
= ⋅ −
U 0 u
1 n
i=
= ∏
U used for FORM/SORM For normal,
1 1
− −
−
x = DLu + M
u = L D (x M)