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  • 最近、古典的な確率的リスク分析(PRA)の制約の1つは、故障モードに直接関与するオペレータの失敗を含んでいる一方で、システムに間接的に影響を与えるものを特定しないこと、またこれらのエラーの組織的な原因を示さないことです。
  • 質問文全体では、和訳に難しさを感じています。特に後半の各節がどのように繋がっているのかが分かりにくいです。
  • 英語が得意な方に助けを求めています。和訳ができるようになりたいです。
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和訳ができなくて困ったます!!助けてください!

It has been widely recognized in recent years that one of the limitations of classical probabilistic risk analysis (PRA) is that although it does include operator failures that are directly involved in the failure modes,it does not identify those that affect the system indirectry,nor does it point to the organizational roots of these errors. っていう文なんですけど、ちょっと手に負えなくて困っています。英語に自身のあるかたお願いします。 特に後半の各節がどのように結びつくのかがさっぱろです。

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古典的な確率論に基づくリスク分析の限界の一つが、その分析手法には失敗のあり方に直接関与するような取扱者のミスは含まれるけれども、システムに間接的に影響を及ぼすような失敗を検証することはなく、それらの誤りの組織的な根源を明らかにすることもない、と言う点であることは、近年広範に認識されているところである。 監査論についてのコメントのようですね。USCPAかCIAの問題文か何かでしょうか?

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いえ、学校の宿題です。どこかの論文らしい・・・。 とりあえず、詳しい訳をありがとうございました。

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