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Robustness IPs for reliability and security of SoCs

Proceedings. International Test Conference, 2003
Increased performance has been the key innovation in new products over the last few years. Market demand for this performance feature has helped make the semiconductor business quite profitable. Technology evolution has been driven steadily by more performance at a lower cost.
Eric Dupont, Michael Nicolaidis
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Reliable embedding for robust reversible watermarking

Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Internet Multimedia Computing and Service, 2010
It has been demonstrated that De. Vleeschouwer's histogram rotation (HR) scheme suffers from serious "salt-and-pepper" noise in the watermarked images. Recently, some improved methods are proposed to handle this problem. However they are at the cost of capacity.
Lingling An   +2 more
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Reliable Deep Learning: a Robustness Perspective

2022
Deep learning models achieve impressive performance on many benchmark tasks often surpassing human-level performance. However, the performance drops considerably when there is a mismatch between training and test distributions. A key reason for this mismatch can be due to the presence of spurious features in the training set i.e.
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Is robust control reliable?

1994
Robust control has addressed the issue of model uncertainty in control systems mainly through worst-case analysis. While this has led to significant new insight and tools, the emphasis on the worst-case has avoided a probabilistic understanding of robust control. In this essay we suggest that tools for structural reliability analysis can be adapted for
Jeffrey C. Kantor, Billie F. Spencer
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Robust reliable decentralized control

Proceedings of 1994 American Control Conference - ACC '94, 2005
Several researchers have considered the analysis of control system reliability for systems without plant/model mismatch. In this manuscript we review several of these proposed analysis tools, including some of the strongest, and show that the results are either conservative, computationally expensive, or incorrect.
R.D. Braatz, M. Morari, S. Skogestad
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A Robust and Reliable Optical Encryption Film

ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
Reliable anticounterfeiting technologies are crucial for a wide range of industries related to user convenience, safety, and health. Among them, optical anticounterfeiting techniques employing a water infiltration mechanism inspired from Diphylleia grayi have been attracting increasing attention due to its ease of operation, eco-friendliness, and high ...
Seong Min Kim   +3 more
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Robust estimation of systems reliability

Quality Technology & Quantitative Management, 2016
AbstractOne important issue in reliability and quality engineering is to assess a system reliability properly. Systems complexity increases the costs of miscalculation of reliability. Thus, it is very important to measure reliability accurately. Different classical and robust methods of estimating a system reliability are proposed by different authors.
Hamid Shahriari   +2 more
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Preview of Robust Reliability

1996
Technological systems are designed to perform well-defined tasks. However, these systems and their environments are often inordinately complex, and the designer invariably suffers from incomplete knowledge of the properties of the system and its environmental conditions.
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Robustness, reliability and support

1992
In an engineering department genuinely committed to CAD, failure of the system will not just be a nuisance but it can cause the work of the department to come to a halt. As a consequence, any feature or facility which reduces the chance of the installation failing, or even shortens the period for which it is out of action should it fail, is very ...
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Reliability of Robust Decentralized Controllers

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1987
Abstract The following problem is considered. Assume a decentralized system has ѵ control agents in which the actuators (inputs) or/and sensors (outputs) are subject to failure. It is desired to solve the robust decentralized servomechanism problem [5] for the system, so that the following requirements are satisfied: (a) The closed loop system is ...
T.N. Chang, E.J. Davison
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