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In this note, a general framework is proposed for using importance splitting to estimate rare event probabilities with finite-time constraints. We prove that the splitting estimator is unbiased and characterize the optimal splitting curves. A new unbiased estimator with truncated sample paths is proposed to improve computational efficiency, and a pilot algorithm is provided to determine the optimal truncation and splitting curves. Numerical examples illustrate the optimality of the splitting curves and the effectiveness of the new estimator.
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