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On May 02, 2017, In Reliability by Admin
The basis of all reliability tools is statistical analysis - any tools with the ability to analyze data sets and basic statistical techniques. Each of the software reliability approaches has an appropriate tool set: Fault forecasting - reliability models, historic data analysis, failure data collection, functional profiling, operational environment profiling;
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