Presentation 2010-05-28
Software Failure Data Analysis with Kernel-based Approaches
Toshio KANEISHI, Tadashi DOHI,
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Abstract(in English) The software failure data analysis is used for reliability assessment with the software fault information observed in testing phase. In general it is common to derive quantitative software reliability measures such as software reliability, by describing the software fault-detection process via any parametric family of stochastic point processes. While, since no best parametric model to represenet every software fault-detection pattern has been known, an effectiveness of non-parametric model is pointed out in the literature. In this article we evaluate comprehensively the estimation/prediction accuracy on non-parametric software reliability models with several kernel functions and cross-validation methods in applying them to the software failure data analysis. More specifically, we refer to the applicability of these non-parametric software reliability assessment in experiments with the software fault data observed in actual software testing.
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Keyword(in English) Software reliability model / NHPP / Kernel intensity / Kernel density / Non-parametric estimation / Local likelihood method
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Title (in English) Software Failure Data Analysis with Kernel-based Approaches
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Keyword(1) Software reliability model
Keyword(2) NHPP
Keyword(3) Kernel intensity
Keyword(4) Kernel density
Keyword(5) Non-parametric estimation
Keyword(6) Local likelihood method
1st Author's Name Toshio KANEISHI
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Information Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Hiroshima University()
2nd Author's Name Tadashi DOHI
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Informatics, Faculty of Engineering, Hiroshima University
Date 2010-05-28
Paper # R2010-12
Volume (vol) vol.110
Number (no) 62
Page pp.pp.-
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