Respecting Life Cycle Management of Electrotechnical Equipment Based on Genetic Modeling Methods

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The approach to managing the lifecycle of electrical equipment based on genetic algorithms is considered in this paper. The distinction of the approach is in the use of genetic simulation methods regarding the effective maintenance of electrotechnical equipment. The interpretations of genetic operations in such approach are given. The function of the life cycle of electrotechnical equipment is introduced.

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