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ParametricReliabilityAnalysis.cpp Go to the documentation of this file. /* ****************************************************************** ** ** OpenSees - Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation ** ** Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center ** ** ** ** ** ** (C) Copyright 2001, The Regents of the University of California ** ** All Rights Reserved. ** ** ** ** Commercial use of this program without express permission of the ** ** University of California, Berkeley, is strictly prohibited. See ** ** file 'COPYRIGHT' in main directory for information on usage and ** ** redistribution, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES. ** ** ** ** Developed by: ** ** Frank McKenna (fmckenna@ce.berkeley.edu) ** ** Gregory L. Fenves (fenves@ce.berkeley.edu) ** ** Filip C. Filippou (filippou@ce.berkeley.edu) ** ** ** ** Reliability module developed by: ** ** Terje Haukaas (haukaas@ce.berkeley.edu) ** ** Armen Der Kiureghian (adk@ce.berkeley.edu) ** ** ** ** ****************************************************************** */ // $Revision: 1.2 $ // $Date: 2004/08/27 17:55:37 $ // $Source: /usr/local/cvs/OpenSees/SRC/reliability/analysis/analysis/ParametricReliabilityAnalysis.cpp,v $ // // Written by Terje Haukaas (haukaas@ce.berkeley.edu) // #include <ParametricReliabilityAnalysis.h> #include <ReliabilityAnalysis.h> #include <ReliabilityDomain.h> #include <FindDesignPointAlgorithm.h> #include <GradGEvaluator.h> #include <ParameterPositioner.h> #include <NormalRV.h> #include <tcl.h> #include <fstream> #include <iomanip> #include <iostream> using std::ifstream; using std::ios; using std::setw; using std::setprecision; using std::setiosflags; ParametricReliabilityAnalysis::ParametricReliabilityAnalysis(ReliabilityDomain *passedReliabilityDomain, FindDesignPointAlgorithm *passedFindDesignPointAlgorithm, GradGEvaluator *passedGradGEvaluator, int pParameterNumber, double pFirst, double pLast, int pNumIntervals, TCL_Char *passedFileName, Tcl_Interp *passedTclInterp) :ReliabilityAnalysis() { parameterNumber = pParameterNumber; first = pFirst; last = pLast; numIntervals = pNumIntervals; theReliabilityDomain = passedReliabilityDomain; theFindDesignPointAlgorithm = passedFindDesignPointAlgorithm; theGradGEvaluator = passedGradGEvaluator; fileName = new char[256]; strcpy(fileName,passedFileName); theTclInterp = passedTclInterp; } ParametricReliabilityAnalysis::~ParametricReliabilityAnalysis() { if (fileName != 0) delete [] fileName; } int ParametricReliabilityAnalysis::analyze(void) { // Alert the user that the FORM analysis has started opserr << "Fragility Analysis is running ... " << endln; // The relevant commands are now, for instance, given like this // performanceFunction 1 "{par_1}-{u_7_1}" // runParametricReliabilityAnalysis output.out -par 1 -range 14.0 16.0 -num 10 // Open output file ofstream outputFile( fileName, ios::out ); // Get number of limit-state functions int numLsf = theReliabilityDomain->getNumberOfLimitStateFunctions(); // Initial declarations Vector pf(numIntervals+1); Vector pdf(numIntervals+1); Vector uStar, alpha; double beta; NormalRV aStdNormRV(1,0.0,1.0,0.0); Matrix dGdPar; int numPars; double thedGdPar; Vector gradient; double currentValue; Vector currentValues(numIntervals+1); int numPos; ParameterPositioner *theParameterPositioner = 0; // Loop over number of limit-state functions and perform FORM analysis for (int lsf=1; lsf<=numLsf; lsf++ ) { // Inform the user which limit-state function is being evaluated opserr << "Limit-state function number: " << lsf << endln; // Set tag of "active" limit-state function theReliabilityDomain->setTagOfActiveLimitStateFunction(lsf); // "Download" limit-state function from reliability domain // fmk to Terje: you just set it so why do you need the tag again // also you can't do a redef inside a loop with the same def as loop variable!!!! // => changing int lst to int newLsf in line below int newLsf = theReliabilityDomain->getTagOfActiveLimitStateFunction(); LimitStateFunction *theLimitStateFunction = theReliabilityDomain->getLimitStateFunctionPtr(lsf); if (theLimitStateFunction == 0) { opserr << "ParametricReliabilityAnalysis::analyze() - could not find" << endln << " limit-state function with tag #" << lsf << "." << endln; return -1; } // Print results to output file outputFile << "#######################################################################" << endln; outputFile << "# FORM ANALYSIS RESULTS, LIMIT-STATE FUNCTION NUMBER " <<setiosflags(ios::left)<<setprecision(1)<<setw(4)<<lsf <<" #" << endln; outputFile << "# #" << endln; outputFile << "# #" << endln; outputFile << "# Failure probability Estimated probability #" << endln; outputFile << "# Parameter estimate (fragility) densitity function #" << endln; outputFile << "# value (CDF) (PDF) #" << endln; outputFile.setf(ios::scientific, ios::floatfield); outputFile.flush(); // Range over parameter values currentValue = first; for (int counter=0; counter<(numIntervals+1); counter++) { currentValues(counter) = currentValue; // Detect parameter and set value, first the // case where the parameter is represented by a // parameterPositioner numPos = theReliabilityDomain->getNumberOfParameterPositioners(); if (numPos != 0) { theParameterPositioner = theReliabilityDomain->getParameterPositionerPtr(parameterNumber); if (theParameterPositioner == 0) { opserr << "ParametricReliabilityAnalysis::analyze() -- The parameter number in the " << endln << " fragility analysis object does not match the parameter number " << endln << " being set by the parameter positioner." << endln; } } else { char separators[5] = "_}{"; char *theExpression = theLimitStateFunction->getExpression(); char *lsf_forTokenizing = new char[1000]; strcpy(lsf_forTokenizing,theExpression); char *tokenPtr = strtok( lsf_forTokenizing, separators); while ( tokenPtr != NULL ) { if ( strcmp(tokenPtr, "par") == 0) { tokenPtr = strtok( NULL, separators); int par = atoi( tokenPtr ); if (par==parameterNumber) { char tclAssignment[100]; sprintf(tclAssignment , "set par_%d %15.5f", parameterNumber, currentValue); Tcl_Eval( theTclInterp, tclAssignment); } else { opserr << "ParametricReliabilityAnalysis::analyze() -- The parameter number " << endln << " in the limit-state function does not match the parameter " << endln << " number in the fragility analysis object." << endln; } } tokenPtr = strtok( NULL, separators); } } // Possibly set the parameter value in the FE domain if (theParameterPositioner != 0) { theParameterPositioner->update(currentValue); } // Find the design point if (theFindDesignPointAlgorithm->findDesignPoint(theReliabilityDomain) < 0){ // Set detectable 'crazy' values when the design point wasn't found pf(counter) = -1.0; pdf(counter) = -1.0; } else { // Store probability of failure uStar = theFindDesignPointAlgorithm->get_u(); alpha = theFindDesignPointAlgorithm->get_alpha(); beta = alpha ^ uStar; pf(counter) = 1.0 - aStdNormRV.getCDFvalue(beta); // Compute PDF, first; derivative of lsf wrt. parameter dGdPar = theGradGEvaluator->getDgDpar(); // Find the right element numPars = dGdPar.noRows(); for (int i=0; i<numPars; i++) { if (((int)(dGdPar(i,0))) == parameterNumber) { thedGdPar = dGdPar(i,1); } } // Gradient of limit-state function gradient = theFindDesignPointAlgorithm->getGradientInStandardNormalSpace(); // Compute PDF value pdf(counter) = fabs( aStdNormRV.getPDFvalue(-beta) / gradient.Norm() * thedGdPar ); } currentValue = currentValue + (last-first)/numIntervals; // Print results to output file outputFile << "# " << setprecision(3)<<setw(11)<<currentValues(counter)<<" "; if (pf(counter)==-1.0) { outputFile << "--failed-- "; outputFile << "--failed-- #" << endln; } else { outputFile <<setprecision(3)<<setw(11)<<pf(counter)<<" "; outputFile <<setprecision(3)<<setw(11)<<pdf(counter)<<" #" << endln; } outputFile.flush(); } // Done looping over parameter range outputFile << "# #" << endln; outputFile << "#######################################################################" << endln << endln << endln; } // Done looping over limit-state functions // Print summary of results to screen (more here!!!) opserr << "Fragility Analysis completed." << endln; // Clean up outputFile.close(); return 0; } Generated on Mon Oct 23 15:05:25 2006 for OpenSees by  1.5.0

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