Software Reliability Growth Model With Testing-Effort by Failure Free Software
K. Venkata Subba Reddy, B. Raveendrababu · 2012
Software reliability is the probability that a given software system in a given environment will operate correctly for a specified period of time. Software reliability engineering is focused on engineering techniques for developing and maintaining software systems whose reliability can be quantitatively evaluated. In order to estimate as well as to predict the reliability of software systems, failure data need to be properly measured by various means during software development and operational phases. Moreover, credible software reliability models are required to track underlying software failure processes for accurate reliability analysis and forecasting. In particular, vital future goals include the development of new software reliability engineering paradigms that take software architectures, testing techniques, and software failure manifestation mechanisms into consideration. In the present paper we study the performance of the Bayes Shrinkage estimators for the scale parameter of the Weibull distribution. We