inductive fault analysis is a technique for enumerating likely bridges that is limited by the weighted critical area computation. Based on the rectangle model of a real defect and mathematical morphology, an efficient...inductive fault analysis is a technique for enumerating likely bridges that is limited by the weighted critical area computation. Based on the rectangle model of a real defect and mathematical morphology, an efficient algorithm is presented to compute the weighted critical area of a layout. The algorithm avoids the need to determine which rectangles belong to a net and the merging of the critical area corresponding to a net pair. Experimental resuits showing the algorithm＇s performance are presented.展开更多
Dependability analysis is an important step in designing and analyzing safety computer systems and protection systems.Introducing multi-processor and virtual machine increases the system faults' complexity,diversi...Dependability analysis is an important step in designing and analyzing safety computer systems and protection systems.Introducing multi-processor and virtual machine increases the system faults' complexity,diversity and dynamic,in particular for software-induced failures,with an impact on the overall dependability.Moreover,it is very different for safety system to operate successfully at any active phase,since there is a huge difference in failure rate between hardware-induced and softwareinduced failures.To handle these difficulties and achieve accurate dependability evaluation,consistently reflecting the construct it measures,a new formalism derived from dynamic fault graphs(DFG) is developed in this paper.DFG exploits the concept of system event as fault state sequences to represent dynamic behaviors,which allows us to execute probabilistic measures at each timestamp when change occurs.The approach automatically combines the reliability analysis with the system dynamics.In this paper,we describe how to use the proposed methodology drives to the overall system dependability analysis through the phases of modeling,structural discovery and probability analysis,which is also discussed using an example of a virtual computing system.展开更多
文摘inductive fault analysis is a technique for enumerating likely bridges that is limited by the weighted critical area computation. Based on the rectangle model of a real defect and mathematical morphology, an efficient algorithm is presented to compute the weighted critical area of a layout. The algorithm avoids the need to determine which rectangles belong to a net and the merging of the critical area corresponding to a net pair. Experimental resuits showing the algorithm＇s performance are presented.
基金This work was supported in part by National Natural Science Foundation of China under grant No.61272411 and National 973 Basic Research Program of China under grant No.2014CB340600
文摘Dependability analysis is an important step in designing and analyzing safety computer systems and protection systems.Introducing multi-processor and virtual machine increases the system faults' complexity,diversity and dynamic,in particular for software-induced failures,with an impact on the overall dependability.Moreover,it is very different for safety system to operate successfully at any active phase,since there is a huge difference in failure rate between hardware-induced and softwareinduced failures.To handle these difficulties and achieve accurate dependability evaluation,consistently reflecting the construct it measures,a new formalism derived from dynamic fault graphs(DFG) is developed in this paper.DFG exploits the concept of system event as fault state sequences to represent dynamic behaviors,which allows us to execute probabilistic measures at each timestamp when change occurs.The approach automatically combines the reliability analysis with the system dynamics.In this paper,we describe how to use the proposed methodology drives to the overall system dependability analysis through the phases of modeling,structural discovery and probability analysis,which is also discussed using an example of a virtual computing system.
