This package provides some functions to learn engineering reliability at university. One can build components, put them together to build a system and evaluate its reliability, maintainability, availability, the Mean-Time-To-Failure, etc.
This package also provides functions to describe a system by a Markov process.
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Release files / fiabilipy-2.7.tar.gz
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