Add to ORKGA simulation-based approach to measuring the faultresilience of real-time systems is presented. Simulation is used to favor generality, comparability and make it possible to study the system taking into consideration its overall behavior instead of dealing only with worst-case scenarios. Tasks can be analyzed individually, which may be useful when they have different levels of criticality. The simulation procedure is efficient since only randomly generated parts of the schedule are simulated. We show that results collected from simulation can then be statistically analyzed for different scheduling models so that one can infer the overall fault resilience for the system.Facultad de Informátic
We present a formal characterization of fault-tolerant behaviors of computing systems via simulation...
Focusing on real-time scheduling theory, the thesis demonstrates how essential realistic scheduling ...
Abstract: Fault-tolerance is a crucial aspect of safety critical systems. When such systems need to ...
A simulation-based approach to measuring the faultresilience of real-time systems is presented. Simu...
Aprender e ́ a única coisa de que a mente nunca se cansa, nunca tem medo e nunca se arrepende. —LEO...
Abstract. Deriving fault-tolerant schedulability resilience for real-time systems has been a challen...
Abstract. This is an on-going work that aims at deriving metrics that represent fault resilience in ...
Ubiquitous deployment of embedded systems is having a substantial impact on our society, since they ...
The components of (networked) embedded systems heavily influence each other’s real-time behavior tha...
AbstractSystem reliability is an important aspect of real-time systems, because the result of a real...
Tolerating hardware faults in modern architectures is becoming a prominent problem due to the miniat...
Real-time systems are commonly used in safety-critical applications which require tasks to be comple...
Embedded systems in safety-critical environments are continuously required to deliver more performan...
In time-sensitive, safety-critical systems that must be fail-operational, active replication is comm...
Rigorous methods for design and implementation of safety critical real-time systems are vital to avo...
We present a formal characterization of fault-tolerant behaviors of computing systems via simulation...
Focusing on real-time scheduling theory, the thesis demonstrates how essential realistic scheduling ...
Abstract: Fault-tolerance is a crucial aspect of safety critical systems. When such systems need to ...
A simulation-based approach to measuring the faultresilience of real-time systems is presented. Simu...
Aprender e ́ a única coisa de que a mente nunca se cansa, nunca tem medo e nunca se arrepende. —LEO...
Abstract. Deriving fault-tolerant schedulability resilience for real-time systems has been a challen...
Abstract. This is an on-going work that aims at deriving metrics that represent fault resilience in ...
Ubiquitous deployment of embedded systems is having a substantial impact on our society, since they ...
The components of (networked) embedded systems heavily influence each other’s real-time behavior tha...
AbstractSystem reliability is an important aspect of real-time systems, because the result of a real...
Tolerating hardware faults in modern architectures is becoming a prominent problem due to the miniat...
Real-time systems are commonly used in safety-critical applications which require tasks to be comple...
Embedded systems in safety-critical environments are continuously required to deliver more performan...
In time-sensitive, safety-critical systems that must be fail-operational, active replication is comm...
Rigorous methods for design and implementation of safety critical real-time systems are vital to avo...
We present a formal characterization of fault-tolerant behaviors of computing systems via simulation...
Focusing on real-time scheduling theory, the thesis demonstrates how essential realistic scheduling ...
Abstract: Fault-tolerance is a crucial aspect of safety critical systems. When such systems need to ...