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Assessment of expected reliability of applied software for computer-based information systems
Copyright policy )United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of BelarusAssessment of expected reliability of applied software for computer-based information systems
The reliability of computer-based information systems is largely determined by the reliability of the developed application software. The failure rate of its computer program is considered as an indicator of the reliability of the application software. To determine the expected reliability of the application software planned for the development (until writing the code of a program), the model is proposed that uses some parameters of the future computer program, data on the influence of various factors on its reliability, and further testing of the program. The model takes into account the field of software application and computer processor performance. The process of model parameters obtaining is analyzed., It is possible by use of proposed model to determine the predicted failure rate of the planned application computer program, and then the reliability of the computer-based information system as a whole. If necessary, the measures can be developed to ensure the required level of reliability of the computer-based information system.
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Failure rate Software business.industry business Application software computer.software_genre computer Reliability engineering Process (computing) Computer program Central processing unit Reliability (statistics) Computer science Software development
failure rate of computer program, reliability model, early stages of development, predicted error density, expected number of errors, Electronic computers. Computer science, QA75.5-76.95
failure rate of computer program, reliability model, early stages of development, predicted error density, expected number of errors, Electronic computers. Computer science, QA75.5-76.95
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Failure rate Software business.industry business Application software computer.software_genre computer Reliability engineering Process (computing) Computer program Central processing unit Reliability (statistics) Computer science Software development
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The reliability of computer-based information systems is largely determined by the reliability of the developed application software. The failure rate of its computer program is considered as an indicator of the reliability of the application software. To determine the expected reliability of the application software planned for the development (until writing the code of a program), the model is proposed that uses some parameters of the future computer program, data on the influence of various factors on its reliability, and further testing of the program. The model takes into account the field of software application and computer processor performance. The process of model parameters obtaining is analyzed., It is possible by use of proposed model to determine the predicted failure rate of the planned application computer program, and then the reliability of the computer-based information system as a whole. If necessary, the measures can be developed to ensure the required level of reliability of the computer-based information system.