Updates to the Schneidewind software reliability model in SMERFS

This paper describes research performed to augment the capabilities of the statistical modeling and estimation of reliability functions for systems (SMERFS) software suite. Enhancements to the Schneidewind software reliability model, which features optimal selection of failure data for predicting fa...

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Software
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Solid modeling
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