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Fundamental Concepts FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS

by René Victor , Valqui Vidal
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Fundamental Concepts

by Victor P. Nelson
"... igital systems have been entrusted with increasingly more critical responsibilities, requiring high dependability. Often the use of high-quality components and design techniques does not sufficiently reduce the likelihood of system failures, and means must be provided to tolerate faults in the syste ..."
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in the system. This article reviews the basic concepts of fault-tolerant computing, focusing on hardware. It examines failures, faults, and errors in digital systems and defines measures of dependability, which dictate and evaluate fault-tolerance strategies for different classes of applications. The various

FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS

by unknown authors , 2008
"... Among the most frequent questions that the public and decision makers ask climate scientists are: What do we know about past climate? What are our uncertainties? What do we know about the causes of climate variations and change? What are our uncertainties on causes? The scientific methods of climate ..."
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Among the most frequent questions that the public and decision makers ask climate scientists are: What do we know about past climate? What are our uncertainties? What do we know about the causes of climate variations and change? What are our uncertainties on causes? The scientific methods of climate re-analysis (henceforth, reanalysis) and attribution play important roles in helping to address such questions. This Chapter is intended to provide readers with an initial foundation for understanding the nature and scientific roles of reanalysis and attribution, as well as their potential relevance for applications and decision making. These subjects are then discussed in detail in the following chapters.

Fundamental Concepts of Qualitative Probabilistic Networks

by Michael P. Wellman - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE , 1990
"... Graphical representations for probabilistic relationships have recently received considerable attention in A1. Qualitative probabilistic networks abstract from the usual numeric representations by encoding only qualitative relationships, which are inequality constraints on the joint probability dist ..."
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Graphical representations for probabilistic relationships have recently received considerable attention in A1. Qualitative probabilistic networks abstract from the usual numeric representations by encoding only qualitative relationships, which are inequality constraints on the joint probability distribution over the variables. Although these constraints are insufficient to determine probabilities uniquely, they are designed to justify the deduction of a class of relative likelihood conclusions that imply useful decision-making properties. Two types of qualitative relationship are defined, each a probabilistic form of monotonicity constraint over a group of variables. Qualitative influences describe the direction of the relationship between two variables. Qualitative synergies describe interactions among influences. The probabilistic definitions chosen justify sound and efficient inference procedures based on graphical manipulations of the network. These procedures answer queries about qualitative relationships among variables separated in the network and determine structural properties of optimal assignments to decision variables.

TAXONOMY OF THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF METAPROGRAMMING

by Robertas Damaševičius, Vytautas Štuikys
"... Abstract. Although widely used in software engineering, metaprogramming is often misunderstood. The researchers often disagree what concepts characterize metaprogramming. The concepts of metaprogramming are often used without acknowledging the usage of metaprogramming itself. We overview the example ..."
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the examples and definitions of metaprogramming in computer science, identify, describe and discuss the fundamental concepts of metaprogramming (code generation, transformation, reflection, generalization, metaprogram, metadata, level of abstraction and separation of concerns). We analyze their relationship

Fundamental Concepts of Dependability

by Algirdas Avizienis Ucla, Algirdas Avizienis, Jean-claude Laprie, Brian Randell , 2001
"... Dependability is the system property that integrates such attributes as reliability, availability, safety, security, survivability, maintainability. The aim of the presentation is to summarize the fundamental concepts of dependability. After a historical perspective, definitions of dependability ..."
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Dependability is the system property that integrates such attributes as reliability, availability, safety, security, survivability, maintainability. The aim of the presentation is to summarize the fundamental concepts of dependability. After a historical perspective, definitions of dependability

on the Appearance of Fundamental Concepts 1

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"... speaking about progress in science generally, suggests that "...our present problems, our methods, our scientific concepts are, at least partly, the results of a scientific tradition which accompanies or leads the way of science through the centuries. It is therefore natural to ask to what ..."
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speaking about progress in science generally, suggests that "...our present problems, our methods, our scientific concepts are, at least partly, the results of a scientific tradition which accompanies or leads the way of science through the centuries. It is therefore natural to ask to what

Fundamental Concepts of Valuation

by Politecnico Di Torino, John Favaro , 2004
"... The oft-quoted headline [by the Standish Group] is that only 28 % of IT projects actually succeed fully: 49 % are "challenged " and 23 % fail. Of course this kind of statistic rests very heavily on the definition of success, and it's significant that the Standish [Group] defines succe ..."
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The oft-quoted headline [by the Standish Group] is that only 28 % of IT projects actually succeed fully: 49 % are "challenged " and 23 % fail. Of course this kind of statistic rests very heavily on the definition of success, and it's significant that the Standish [Group] defines success

Fundamental Concepts in Plasma Confinement

by Enquiries About Copyright, J. B. Taylor, S. L Newton, J. B. Taylor, S. L. Newton
"... The following article appeared in Under consideration for publication in J. Plasma Phys. Further reproduction distribution of this paper is subject to the journal publication rules. Under consideration for publication in J. Plasma Phys. 1 ..."
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The following article appeared in Under consideration for publication in J. Plasma Phys. Further reproduction distribution of this paper is subject to the journal publication rules. Under consideration for publication in J. Plasma Phys. 1

Fundamental Concepts of Computer Systems Dependability

by Jean-claude Laprie, Brian Randell - Proc. of the Workshop on Robot Dep. , Seoul, Korea , 2001
"... Abstract Dependability is the system property that integrates such attributes as reliability, availability, safety, security, survivability, maintainability. The aim of the presentation is to summarize the fundamental concepts of dependability. After a historical perspective, definitions of dependab ..."
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Abstract Dependability is the system property that integrates such attributes as reliability, availability, safety, security, survivability, maintainability. The aim of the presentation is to summarize the fundamental concepts of dependability. After a historical perspective, definitions
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