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found 46 matches
- 1995
- Min Xie, Claes Wohlin:
An additive reliability model for the analysis of modular software failure data. ISSRE 1995: 188-194 - Hiralal Agrawal, Joseph R. Horgan, Saul London, W. Eric Wong:
Fault localization using execution slices and dataflow tests. ISSRE 1995: 143-151 - Ammar Attoui, David R. C. Hill:
A specification and validation method to improve concurrent systems reliability based on object messaging and rewriting logic. ISSRE 1995: 387-392 - Algirdas Avizienis:
Dependable computing depends on structured fault tolerance. ISSRE 1995: 158-168 - Walter Baziuk:
BNR/NORTEL: path to improve product quality, reliability and customer satisfaction. ISSRE 1995: 256-262 - Fevzi Belli, Javier Dreyer:
Systems specification, analysis, and validation by means of timed predicate/transition nets and logic programming. ISSRE 1995: 68-77 - Fevzi Belli, Oliver Jack:
A test coverage notion for logic programming. ISSRE 1995: 133-142 - H. Buczilowski:
Defect reduction in VSE-methodology and results. ISSRE 1995: 274-277 - D. W. Carman, Adrian A. Dolinsky, Michael R. Lyu, Jinsong S. Yu:
Software reliability engineering study of a large-scale telecommunications software system. ISSRE 1995: 350-359 - Michael Carr:
A data analysis and representation engine to support software reliability engineering. ISSRE 1995: 368-374 - Krassimir Djambazov, Peter T. Popov:
The effect of testing on the reliability of single version and 1-out-of-2 software systems. ISSRE 1995: 219-228 - Christof Ebert, Thomas Liedtke:
An integrated approach for criticality prediction. ISSRE 1995: 14-23 - Paul H. Franklin:
An analysis of system level software availability during test. ISSRE 1995: 360-365 - Fabio Del Frate, Praerit Garg, Aditya P. Mathur, Alberto Pasquini:
On the correlation between code coverage and software reliability. ISSRE 1995: 124-132 - Sachin Garg, Antonio Puliafito, Miklós Telek, Kishor S. Trivedi:
Analysis of software rejuvenation using Markov Regenerative Stochastic Petri Net. ISSRE 1995: 180-187 - Katerina Goseva-Popstojanova, Aksenti Grnarov:
Performability modeling of N version programming technique. ISSRE 1995: 209-218 - David Hamilton, Richard Covington, Alice T. Lee:
An experience report on requirements reliability engineering using formal methods. ISSRE 1995: 52-57 - M. Hlady, R. Kovacevic, J. Jenny Li, Barry R. Pekilis, D. Prairie, Tony Savor, Rudolph E. Seviora, D. A. Simser, Alexandre Vorobiev:
An approach to automatic detection of software failures. ISSRE 1995: 314-323 - Rong-Huei Hou, Sy-Yen Kuo, Yi-Ping Chang:
Hyper-geometric distribution software reliability growth model with imperfect debugging. ISSRE 1995: 195-200 - B. D. Jensen:
A software reliability engineering success story. AT&T's Definity PBX. ISSRE 1995: 338-343 - Taghi M. Khoshgoftaar, Edward B. Allen, Kalai Kalaichelvan, Nishith Goel, John P. Hudepohl, Jean Mayrand:
Detection of fault-prone program modules in a very large telecommunications system. ISSRE 1995: 24-33 - Eun Mi Kim, Shinji Kusumoto, Tohru Kikuno:
An approach to safety and correctness verification of software design specification. ISSRE 1995: 78-83 - D. A. Kropfl, Willa K. Ehrlich:
Telecommunications network operations systems: experiences in software reliability engineering. ISSRE 1995: 344-349 - Jean-Claude Laprie:
Dependability of computer systems: concepts, limits, improvements. ISSRE 1995: 2-11 - Michael Naixin Li, Yashwant K. Malaiya:
ROBUST: a next generation software reliability engineering tool. ISSRE 1995: 375-380 - Robert E. Loesh, Arthur B. Gosnell, James D. Johannes, Richard M. Wyskida, Stephen E. Zutaut:
MICOM IV&V planning approach and experience involving software reliability. ISSRE 1995: 330-336 - Yashwant K. Malaiya:
Antirandom testing: getting the most out of black-box testing. ISSRE 1995: 86-95 - P. K. Mangan, Bryant Cruse, J. P. VanBlois, Haim Levendel, Jean-Michel Nogue:
Software Reliability in COTS-Based Systems. ISSRE 1995: 154-157 - John F. Meyer, Bev Littlewood, David Wright:
Dependability of modular software in a multiuser operational environment. ISSRE 1995: 170-179 - Takashi Minohara, Yoshihiro Tohma:
Parameter estimation of hyper-geometric distribution software reliability growth model by genetic algorithms. ISSRE 1995: 324-329
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