Software Reliability and Analysis Research
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This cluster of papers focuses on the assessment and prediction of software reliability, utilizing architecture-based approaches, testing-effort dependent models, neural networks, and fault detection and correction processes. It also explores the reliability of component-based systems, NHPP models, open source software, and sensitivity analysis using Markov chain models.
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software reliability; software reliability growth models; software reliability models; software reliability prediction; non-homogeneous Poisson process; software reliability assessment; software failure data; software reliability engineering; software reliability estimation; imperfect debugging; software reliability growth; software failure prediction; operational profile; software dependability; reliability growth models; optimal release time; Jelinski-Moranda model; Goel-Okumoto model; software reliability measurement; software reliability testing; N-version programming; software release time; mean value function; testing effort; software reliability analysis
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Morton address: 38285272982882459 · morton4x16-v1
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