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Getting Good Failure Rate Data - Part 1: Safety Design Optimization - Failure Rate
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In this 4 part series, exida's founder and head of certification services Bill Goble gives an educational seminar about failure rate data. In part 1, he addresses non-believers, explains safety design optimization, the definition of failure rates, and failure Rate calculation.
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