Application of Improved Response Surface Method Based on Kriging Model to Structural Reliability Analysis

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The paper aims to do the reliability analysis by the Kriging model. Its excellent approximating capability is taken into consideration, which is superior to traditional response surface method. An improved response surface method has been proposed based on the Kriging model. The seismic response of structure is characterized by nonlinear and complexity, more difficulties in the reliability analysis have been found as well. Compared to other methods of reliability analysis, the response surface method is regarded as an effective way to solve such problems. Thus the improved response surface method based on the Kriging is utilized to analyze the structural first excursion dynamic reliability problem under random seismic excitation. Meanwhile, the influence on the reliability due to the randomness of structural parameters is analyzed.

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