You have a built a deep learning workstation. This PC is made of expensive components. The components have a failure rate over 3 years summarized in the table below: Component Failure Probability Number Power Supply 0.03 1 Motherboard 0.05 1 CPU 0.01 1 GPU 0.02 2 The computer fails and you are unable to do deep learning research if the power supply, motherboard, or CPU fails. It's nice having 2 GPUs, but you only need one working to do your research. Assume all other unmentioned components will not fail. What is the probability you have no interruptions to your research over 3 years?

You have a built a deep learning workstation. This PC is made of expensive components. The components have a failure rate over 3 years summarized in the table below: Component Failure Probability Number Power Supply 0.03 1 Motherboard 0.05 1 CPU 0.01 1 GPU 0.02 2 The computer fails and you are unable to do deep learning research if the power supply, motherboard, or CPU fails. It's nice having 2 GPUs, but you only need one working to do your research. Assume all other unmentioned components will not fail. What is the probability you have no interruptions to your research over 3 years?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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