Computational Intelligence in Reliability Engineering Evolutionary Techniques in Reliability Analysis and Optimization

From the reviews:

"This book is the first volume which covers … metaheuristic approaches in multiobjective reliability optimization and application of genetic algorithms in reliability optimization. … the reviewer would like to recommend this book to all reliability researchers to have a serious look at the material presented in the book and to reliability post graduate engineering students and mathematicians. … would like to congratulate the editor for compiling a voluminous ‘repository of the current and cutting edge computational intelligent techniques in reliability analysis and optimization’." (Krishna B. Misra, International Journal of Performability Engineering, Vol. 4 (3), 2008)

Dr. Gregory Levitin is an 'engineer-expert' in the Reliability and Equipment Department of the R and D Division of the Israel Electric Corporation and an adjunct senior lecturer at Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology. He has held these posts since 1993. He is considered to be an authoritative and experienced researcher in reliability and optimization. In addition to being a senior member of the IEEE, Dr. Levitin is also a member on the editorial board of the journal Reliability Engineering and System Safety. In 2000, Dr. Levitin was awarded a prize in the London Electricity Innovation Challenge. He has also been the organizer of special sessions on multi-state reliability at the Mathematic Methods in Reliability conferences in 2002 and 2004.