OSS reliability measurement and assessment
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OSS reliability measurement and assessment
(Springer series in reliability engineering)
Springer, c2016
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Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book analyses quantitative open source software (OSS)
reliability assessment and its applications, focusing on three major topic
areas: the Fundamentals of OSS Quality/Reliability Measurement and Assessment;
the Practical Applications of OSS Reliability Modelling; and Recent
Developments in OSS Reliability Modelling.
Offering an ideal reference guide for graduate students and
researchers in reliability for open source software (OSS) and modelling, the
book introduces several methods of reliability assessment for OSS including
component-oriented reliability analysis based on analytic hierarchy process
(AHP), analytic network process (ANP), and non-homogeneous Poisson process
(NHPP) models, the stochastic differential equation models and hazard rate
models.
These measurement and management technologies are essential to
producing and maintaining quality/reliable systems using OSS.
Table of Contents
Software Reliability.- NHPP Model and AHP for OSS Reliability
Analysis.- NHPP Model and ANP for OSS Reliability Analysis.- Stochastic
Differential Equation Models for OSS Reliability Analysis.- Hazard Rates for
Embedded OSS Reliability Analysis.- Reliability Analysis for Open Source
Solution.
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