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Mutation Research/Environmental Mutagenesis and Related Subjects, 1981
Despite the value and widespread use of the Ames test, little attention has been focused on standardizing quantitative methods of analyzing these data. In this paper, a realistic and statistically tractable model is developed for the evaluation of Ames-type data.
A G, Stead +3 more
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Despite the value and widespread use of the Ames test, little attention has been focused on standardizing quantitative methods of analyzing these data. In this paper, a realistic and statistically tractable model is developed for the evaluation of Ames-type data.
A G, Stead +3 more
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2013 18th International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems, 2013
Over the last decade several model merging approaches have been proposed. Most of these approaches focused on version control systems. We are interested in merging test models. We present a merging approach to reconcile unit test models and generate integration test models using the UML Testing Profile.
Mohamed Mussa, Ferhat Khendek
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Over the last decade several model merging approaches have been proposed. Most of these approaches focused on version control systems. We are interested in merging test models. We present a merging approach to reconcile unit test models and generate integration test models using the UML Testing Profile.
Mohamed Mussa, Ferhat Khendek
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Oecologia, 1990
This is a comment on a note by Solow (1990). It is shown that Solow's simulation results indicate that Bulmer's test for density dependence is non-robust to a particular kind of second-order Markovity that might well be overlooked by an ecologist. It is suggested that Solow's claim that Bulmer's test is insensitive is not wholly justified.
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This is a comment on a note by Solow (1990). It is shown that Solow's simulation results indicate that Bulmer's test for density dependence is non-robust to a particular kind of second-order Markovity that might well be overlooked by an ecologist. It is suggested that Solow's claim that Bulmer's test is insensitive is not wholly justified.
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IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1994
Abstract This paper proposes a method to determine whether or not the real plant model is in a domain which is defined with a given nominal plant model and a given perturbation bound, when an input sequence and an output sequence of the plant are available.
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Abstract This paper proposes a method to determine whether or not the real plant model is in a domain which is defined with a given nominal plant model and a given perturbation bound, when an input sequence and an output sequence of the plant are available.
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2013
For software systems, models can be learned from behavioral traces, available specifications, knowledge of experts, and other such sources. Software models help to steer testing and model checking of software systems. The model inference techniques extract structural and design information of a software system and present it as a formal model.
Irfan, Muhammad Naeem +2 more
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For software systems, models can be learned from behavioral traces, available specifications, knowledge of experts, and other such sources. Software models help to steer testing and model checking of software systems. The model inference techniques extract structural and design information of a software system and present it as a formal model.
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Test coverage models for system test?
Proceedings. International Test Conference, 2003Summary form only given. In the world of IC testing, efficiency measurements are based on test coverage of modeled faults, often stuck at faults. While this has been effective at the chip level to improve the quality of chip testing, the question is how can this be transferred to the system test level?
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
ABSTRACT This study explores decisions related to formal empirical tests of business models and interpretations and uses of those tests. Business models describe managers' rationales as to how their organizations will achieve success. This study documents a test of one company's business model under seemingly favorable conditions for ...
Merchant, K.A. +2 more
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ABSTRACT This study explores decisions related to formal empirical tests of business models and interpretations and uses of those tests. Business models describe managers' rationales as to how their organizations will achieve success. This study documents a test of one company's business model under seemingly favorable conditions for ...
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1995
Complex systems such as computers, aerospace systems, etc., are often tested by using a sequence of tests to exercise the functionality of the system. If the system fails a test, an error message is generated, initiating the test selection (TS) phase. The troubleshooter must decide whether or not to run more tests.
Inderpal S. Bhandari +2 more
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Complex systems such as computers, aerospace systems, etc., are often tested by using a sequence of tests to exercise the functionality of the system. If the system fails a test, an error message is generated, initiating the test selection (TS) phase. The troubleshooter must decide whether or not to run more tests.
Inderpal S. Bhandari +2 more
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Testing and modelling of spasticity
Journal of Biomedical Engineering, 1982The aim of this investigation was to develop a clinically applicable method for quantitative evaluation of spasticity about the knee and to determine the minimum instrumentation necessary for a quick and simple estimation of spasticity. Skeletal muscle spasticity is assessed by physical therapists as increased resistance of a particular muscle group to
T, Bajd, B, Bowman
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2008 Ninth International Workshop on Microprocessor Test and Verification, 2008
A memory model defines the behavior of a shared memory machine when two or more threads read/write the same operand at the same time. There are only a handful of choices in defining a memory model. There are two (not clearly distinct) types of test to determine if a machine fails to conform to its memory model. Simple tests identify the normal behavior
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A memory model defines the behavior of a shared memory machine when two or more threads read/write the same operand at the same time. There are only a handful of choices in defining a memory model. There are two (not clearly distinct) types of test to determine if a machine fails to conform to its memory model. Simple tests identify the normal behavior
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