Review on Software Reliability Growth Models and Software Release Planning

  • Upadhyay R
  • Johri P
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In this paper, Software Reliability Engineering is a field that developed from ancestry in the reliability disciplines of structural, electrical, and hardware engineering. Reliability models are powerful tools of Software Reliability Engineering for estimating, predicting, devious, and assessing software reliability. On the basis of the review the cataloging of software reliability models has been presented as a major part. This categorization is based on the various dimensions of reliability models. Models under review reflect either infinite or finite number of failures. This paper discusses a twodimensional software reliability growth modeling framework. We measured that an actual software reliability growth progression depends not only on testing time but also on testing effort and also enables us to portray software release planning problem in software reliability growth process. Thus, we can say that software project managers can demeanor more viable and accurate software reliability appraisal by using two-dimensional SRGM.

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Upadhyay, R., & Johri, P. (2013). Review on Software Reliability Growth Models and Software Release Planning. International Journal of Computer Applications, 73(12), 1–7. https://doi.org/10.5120/12790-9769

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