INVESTIGADORES
FRIAS Marcelo Fabian
artículos
Título:
What is a fault? and why does it matter?
Autor/es:
DIALLO, NAFI; GHARDALLOU, WIDED; DESHARNAIS, JULES; FRIAS, MARCELO; JAOUA, ALI; MILI, ALI
Revista:
Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering
Editorial:
Springer London
Referencias:
Año: 2017 vol. 13 p. 219 - 239
ISSN:
1614-5046
Resumen:
Faults are an important concept in the study of system dependability, and most approaches to dependability can be characterized by the way in which they deal with faults (e.g., fault avoidance, fault removal, fault tolerance, fault forecasting). In their seminal work on modeling dependable computing, Laprie et al. define a fault as the adjudged or hypothesized cause of an error. In this paper, we propose a more formal definition of a fault in the context of software products and discuss some of its implications.
