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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"programming error"”.

  1. An Analysis of the Effect of Environmental and Systems Complexity on Information Systems Failures

    … software complexity, program size and the error rate in each phase of software development life cycle are tested. Interpretations of the hypotheses testing are provided as well. The data shows that analysis error and design error occur more often than programming error. Measurement criteria …

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  2. Enhancing availability and security through boundless memory blocks

    … that automatically eliminates buffer overflow errors, enabling programs to continue to execute through memory errors without memory corruption. Buffer overflow vulnerabilities are caused by programming errors that allow an attacker to cause the program to write beyond the bounds of an allocated …

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  3. Statistical Modeling of Simulation Errors and Their Reduction via Response Surface Techniques

    Errors of computational simulations in design of a high-speed civil transport (HSCT) are investigated. First, discretization error from a supersonic panel code, WINGDES, is considered. Second, convergence error from a structural optimization procedure using GENESIS is considered along with the …

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  4. Decoding error-correcting codes via linear programming

    Error-correcting codes are fundamental tools used to transmit digital information over unreliable channels. Their study goes back to the work of Hamming [Ham50] and Shannon [Sha48], who used them as the basis for the field of information theory. The problem of decoding the original information up …

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