Improved RPPI Strategy for Software Reliability Analysis Basing on Multi-objective Optimizing Method
- Bingchao Lei
Abstract
The RPPI Strategy is improved by involving in the testing costs as an evaluation factor. In software testing stage, the component software with both high RPPI value and low testing costs is given advantage to be tested. The new proposed method avoids the defects in common RPPI strategy, which is often impracticable because of too much extra testing costs. Since both the objective of higher RPPI value and the objective of low costs are simultaneously required, the problem is modeled as a multi-objective optimization problem and resolved by the optimization algorithm such as the goal programming method and the Pareto algorithm. The method proposed is practicable in software reliability analysis.
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- DOI:10.5539/cis.v4n2p161
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