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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | |
# The following function is implemented in Python by Professor Terje Haukaas | |
# at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. It is made | |
# freely available online at terje.civil.ubc.ca together with notes, | |
# examples, and additional Python code. Please be cautious when using | |
# this code; it may contain bugs and comes without any form of warranty. | |
# | |
# The following definitions apply: | |
# g(x) = limit-state function in the original x-space of random variables | |
# dgdx(x) = gradient vector of the limit-state function in the original space | |
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | |
def dg(x, gValue, gFunction): | |
numRV = len(x) | |
dgdx = np.zeros(numRV) | |
for j in range(numRV): | |
# Take a backup of this random variable | |
backup = x[j] | |
# Set the perturbation as a fraction of the x-value | |
dx = 0.001 | |
if x[j] != 0.0: | |
dx = dx * x[j] | |
# Perturb this random variable | |
x[j] = backup + dx | |
# Re-evaluate the limit-state function | |
gPerturbed = gFunction(x) | |
# Re-set the random variable | |
x[j] = backup | |
# Calculate the sought derivative | |
dgdx[j] = (gPerturbed - gValue) / dx | |
return dgdx |
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