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The system approach to reliability
Papers and discussions presented at the December 3-5, 1958, eastern joint computer conference: Modern computers: objectives, designs, applications on XX - AIEE-ACM-IRE '58 (Eastern), 1958The title of this paper is intended to indicate concern not so much with the individual techniques of reliability, even though a number of these will be mentioned, but rather with the total impact of these various techniques on the reliability of a data processing subsystem, especially techniques above the circuit-component level.
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Reliability in business systems
Papers presented at the February 26-28, 1957, western joint computer conference: Techniques for reliability on - IRE-AIEE-ACM '57 (Western), 1957Throughout the past few years a great deal of study has been devoted to analyzing the different characteristics and requirements of scientific and commercial data processing systems. Although early general agreement was reached on the fact that such systems were different, the exact cause and nature of these variations has not yet been clearly defined.
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Proceedings of the 2001 American Control Conference. (Cat. No.01CH37148), 2001
The paper studies the reliability (sensor and actuator failures) of the servomechanism problem-asymptotic tracking and disturbance rejection-using the factorization approach. The plant is two-output and the compensator is two-degree of freedom.
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The paper studies the reliability (sensor and actuator failures) of the servomechanism problem-asymptotic tracking and disturbance rejection-using the factorization approach. The plant is two-output and the compensator is two-degree of freedom.
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Reliability of Standby Systems
2012Reliability theory bases on the concept of boolean components, i.e. of up, operating or down, failed components. But often such assumption is not adequate for modeling specific behaviors of components, units, subsystems and systems. It cannot catch, for example, different operating conditions of components due to dependencies on other components or ...
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Reliability of Multichannel Systems
SIAM Review, 1980The results of simple probability theory are applied to the analysis of the reliability of multichannel redundant systems.
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On the reliability of polymorphic systems
IBM Systems Journal, 1965The reliability aspects of polymorphic systems are examined within the confines of a simple failure and repair model. Emphasized are the derivation and use of easy-to-calculate approximations to the unavailabilities of system capacity levels.
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Reliable Interaction in Multiagent Systems
2015The social ability is one of the defining characteristic of software agents. This paper presents an infrastructure for reliable agent interaction in dynamic environments. The term “reliable” is used to indicate that messages are always delivered to agents, regardless of hardware or software failures.
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Bounding the Reliability of Multistate Systems
Operations Research, 1982Determining the exact reliability of a complex system can involve extremely large amounts of computation. This paper develops a number of upper and lower bounds for the reliability of multistate systems, that is, systems for which each component may exist in one of a finite number of states.
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1978
The paper presents an analysis of the various problems involved in achieving very high reliability from complex computing systems, and discusses the relationship between system structuring techniques and techniques of fault tolerance. Topics covered include (i) differing types of reliability requirement, (ii) forms of protective redundancy in hardware ...
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The paper presents an analysis of the various problems involved in achieving very high reliability from complex computing systems, and discusses the relationship between system structuring techniques and techniques of fault tolerance. Topics covered include (i) differing types of reliability requirement, (ii) forms of protective redundancy in hardware ...
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ITNOW, 1993
Abstract Everyone has heard a story of the computer being wrong or breaking down - indeed many of us have experienced this at first hand. At the time it is infuriating. As professional IT people it is often hard to understand why faults occur - until we remember the enormous complexity of any system and acknowledge the ...
John Cullyer, William List
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Abstract Everyone has heard a story of the computer being wrong or breaking down - indeed many of us have experienced this at first hand. At the time it is infuriating. As professional IT people it is often hard to understand why faults occur - until we remember the enormous complexity of any system and acknowledge the ...
John Cullyer, William List
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