Category: error rate
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Impact of input distribution on faults experienced
The impact of user input variability on number of reported faults is an important issue that is rarely researched. Appropriate user input is one of the three events that needs to occur for a software system to experience a fault. Program fault reports are caused by its users. I am not aware of any published…
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Reliability via N-version programming?
N-version programming was first proposed in 1978, probably the most known paper on the subject was published in 1986, after which activity was mostly within safety-critical systems circles. Cost was a major issue, it’s expensive to create one version of a program, and producing independent versions is around times more expensive. Now that LLM have…