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Fault Localization

Simulations of the IEEE 34-Bus test feeder were conducted using the ATP software, inducing faults through three-phase short circuits with a duration of 4 cycles and various impedances. The simulations, performed at 23 three-phase buses, resulted in 115 sets of voltage data stored for each node of the system, facilitating subsequent ...
Fábbio Anderson Silva Borges, Da Silva Filho, José Carlos Correia Lima   +1 more
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Localizing Software Faults Simultaneously

2009 Ninth International Conference on Quality Software, 2009
Current automatic diagnosis techniques are predominantly of a statistical nature and, despite typical defect densities, do not explicitly consider multiple faults, as also demonstrated by the popularity of the single-fault Siemens set. We present a logic reasoning approach, called Zoltar-M(ultiple fault), that yields multiple-fault diagnoses, ranked in
Rui Abreu, Peter Zoeteweij, Arjan J. C. van Gemund   +2 more
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Exploiting Network Kriging for Fault Localization

Optical Fiber Communication Conference, 2016
We propose a correlation framework for fault localization, leveraging information from established lightpaths. This functionality is integrated in a reactive control plane employing a lightpath establishment algorithm to unambiguously localize failed link.
Christodoulopoulos, K., Sambo, N., Varvarigos, E.   +2 more
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Algorithmic software fault localization

Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2002
Debugging tools offer a rich set of breakpoint and displaying facilities. Those do not involve, however, a means for automatic identification of potentially faulty parts of the programs being debugged. Although that goal might be unrealistic in general, even partial solution to the problem, for a restricted classes of faults, might be useful.
B. Korel, J. Laski
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Lightweight fault localization combined with fault context to improve fault absolute rank

Science China Information Sciences, 2017
Lightweight fault localization (LFL), which outputs a list of suspicious program entities in descending order based on their likelihood to be a root fault, is a popular method used by programmers to assist them in debugging. However, owing to the nature of program structures, it is impossible for LFL to always rank the root faulty program entity at the
Yong Wang, Zhiqiu Huang, Yong Li, Bingwu Fang   +3 more
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Tester Feedback Driven Fault Localization

2012 IEEE Fifth International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation, 2012
Coincidentally correct test cases are those that execute faulty statements but do not cause failures. Such test cases reduce the effectiveness of spectrum-based fault localization techniques, such as Ochiai, because the correlation of failure with the execution of a faulty statement is lowered.
Aritra Bandyopadhyay, Sudipto Ghosh
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Fault Localization in Server-Side Applications Using Spectrum-Based Fault Localization

2022 IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution and Reengineering (SANER), 2022
Yoshitomo Sha, Masataka Nagura, Shingo Takada   +2 more
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Localizing faults using verification technique

Journal of Systems and Software, 2022
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Design Fault Tolerant Full Adder Using Fault Localization

5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE (CIC-COCOS'24)
Many reasons lead to errors in digital circuits. some of these errors are often transient (including electromagnetic fields, cosmic radiation, and noise) and others permanent (a result of poor manufacturing, and storage). in two cases they leave a negative impact on the operation of these circuits.
Mohammed Molhim, Razan Nabil Akabati, Zahraa Abbas, Azhar Rahim Aoaid   +3 more
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Graph-Based Fault Localization

2019
The subject of fault localization (FL) is a much-researched area, it has large literature. There are plenty of algorithms that try to identify the location of the bugs using different approaches. Debugging has a large resource requirement, therefore the bug’s location’s reflective identifiicaton greatly helps developers and testers to maintain the ...
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