NASA NTRS ยท 19910000622
Developing Confidence Limits For Reliability Of Software
Abstract
Technique developed for estimating reliability of software by use of Moranda geometric de-eutrophication model. Pivotal method enables straightforward construction of exact bounds with associated degree of statistical confidence about reliability of software. Confidence limits thus derived provide precise means of assessing quality of software. Limits take into account number of bugs found while testing and effects of sampling variation associated with random order of discovering bugs.
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Hayhurst, Kelly J.. 1991-11-01. Developing Confidence Limits For Reliability Of Software. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910000622
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