Size biased Multinomial Modelling of detection data in Software testing
Pallabi Ghosh, Ashis Kr. Chakraborty, Soumen Dey

TL;DR
This paper introduces a size-biased multinomial model for software testing data that incorporates bug size to improve reliability estimation, validated through simulation and real space application data.
Contribution
It presents a novel size-biased modeling approach for software reliability that considers bug size, enhancing accuracy over traditional methods.
Findings
Model accurately estimates software reliability.
Validated with simulation and space software data.
Results closely match actual observations.
Abstract
Estimation of software reliability often poses a considerable challenge, particularly for critical softwares. Several methods of estimation of reliability of software are already available in the literature. But, so far almost nobody used the concept of size of a bug for estimating software reliability. In this article we make used of the bug size or the eventual bug size which helps us to determine reliability of software more precisely. The size-biased model developed here can also be used for similar fields like hydrocarbon exploration. The model has been validated through simulation and subsequently used for a critical space application software testing data. The estimated results match the actual observations to a large extent.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSoftware Reliability and Analysis Research · Software Testing and Debugging Techniques · Advanced Statistical Process Monitoring
