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- Estimates Two distinct analyses are combined to form the basis for the risk estimates used in the SAMA
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Estimating Remaining Fault Numbers After Module Testing
- Estimating Remaining Fault Numbers After Module Testing Abstract Technical Report EFoCS-39
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- &L’s risk estimates in Section G.2.2. G.2.1 CP&L’s Risk Estimates Two distinct analyses are combined to form
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Estimating Residual Faults from Code Coverage
- of code coverage can be used to estimate the number of residual faults. 3. The estimate of residual faults
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Estimating Software Fault Content Before Coding
- , Melbourne, May 1993 Estimating Software Fault Content Before Coding Stephen G. Eick#, Clive R. Loader+, M
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- of __________________________________________ and its employees. This is copy number __________.” Destination Control Statement All technical data
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- COSMlDES JOHN TOOBY University of California at Santa Barbara COMMENTS Roderick Wong The lead article
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Software evolution and the fault process
- project the fault data and the source code change data were available from two different systems
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Code Churn: A Measure for Estimating the Impact of Code Change
- for the first time, we have little or no direct information as to the location of faults in the code
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Visualization for Fault Localization
- the number of delivered faults are estimated to consume between 50% and 80% of the development
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