A Non-Parametric Approach for Survival Analysis of Component-Based Software [PDF]
Reliability of a software or system is the probability of system to perform its functions adequately for the stated time period under specific environment conditions.
Sandeep Chopra +4 more
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Software Reliability Growth Model with Dependent Failures and Uncertain Operating Environments
Software is used in various industries, and its reliability has become an extremely important issue. For example, in the medical industry, software is used to provide medical services to underprivi-leged individuals. If a problem occurs with the software
Da Hye Lee, In Hong Chang, Hoang Pham
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Modeling the Role of Testing Coverage in the Software Reliability Assessment [PDF]
To assure the reliability and quality of the final product, testing is an essential and crucial part in the software development cycle. During this process, fault correction/detection activities are carried out to increase the reliability of the software.
Sudeep Kumar +2 more
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Comprehensive evaluation of software system reliability based on component-based generalized G-O models [PDF]
The component-based software system has a core that is based on architecture design. Predicting the reliability growth trends of a software system in the early stages of the development process is conducive to reducing waste and loss caused by blind ...
Yuzhuo Wang +3 more
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Determining Software Time-to-Market and Testing Stop Time when Release Time is a Change-Point [PDF]
In software engineering literature, numerous software reliability growth models have been designed to evaluate and predict the reliability of the software products and to measure the optimal time-to-market of the software systems.
Ompal Singh, Saurabh Panwar, P. K. Kapur
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Multi-release software model based on testing coverage incorporating random effect (SDE)
In the past, various Software Reliability Growth Models (SRGMs) have been proposed using different parameters to improve software worthiness. Testing Coverage is one such parameter that has been studied in numerous models of software in the past and it ...
Ritu Bibyan +3 more
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Many large software projects struggle to achieve their reliability targets. Software reliability growth models quantify reliability from failure data collected during software testing.
Vidhyashree Nagaraju +5 more
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Using Software Reliability Growth Models in Practice
Researchers used four software reliability growth models in the final test phases of three embedded software projects to predict the software's remaining faults. They compared the models' predictions to expert predictions and the actual results. The models outperformed the experts in predicting the total number of faults at 25 percent of the elapsed ...
Almering, V.A. +3 more
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Deep Cross-Project Software Reliability Growth Model Using Project Similarity-Based Clustering
Software reliability is an essential characteristic for ensuring the qualities of software products. Predicting the potential number of bugs from the beginning of a development project allows practitioners to make the appropriate decisions regarding ...
Kyawt Kyawt San +5 more
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Applicability of Software Reliability Growth Models to Open Source Software
Software Reliability Growth Models (SRGMs) are based on underlying assumptions which make them typically more suited for quality evaluation of closed-source projects and their development lifecycles. Their usage in open-source software (OSS) projects is a subject of debate.
Radoslav Micko +2 more
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