Mellor, 1987 - Google Patents
Software reliability modelling: the state of the artMellor, 1987
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- 17757455903166910006
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- Mellor P
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- Information and Software Technology
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This paper summarizes the state-of-the-art of software reliability assessment, and briefly outlines several of the better-known software reliability models within a framework defined recently by D Miller and CT Gray. It also contains a guide to several arguments now going …
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