To date most validation techniques are highly biased towards calculations involving symbolic representations of problems. These calculations are either formal (in the case of consistency and completeness checks), or informal in the case of code inspections. The authors believe that an essential type of evidence of the correctness of the formalization process must be provided by (i.e., must originate from) human-based calculation. They further believe that human calculation can by significantly amplified by shifting from symbolic representations to graphical representations. This paper describes their preliminary efforts in realizing such a representational shift
Summarization: It is increasingly important to provide fidelity mecrics for rendered images and inte...
Abstract. The correct functioning of interactive computer systems depends on both the faultless oper...
It is increasingly important to provide fidelity mecrics for rendered images and interactive virtual...
An essential type of “evidence ” of the correctness of the requirements formalization process can be...
Failures of high consequence systems are intolerable. Studies have shown that a significant percenta...
We suggest to widen the focus of the scientific computations community from an isolated consideratio...
The creation of test specifications that can be used for automated testing re-quires considerable sk...
to appearInternational audienceFormal methods are based on mathematical notations which allow to rig...
The process of developing, verifying and validating models and simulations should be straightforward...
They can be sent to check the human aspects of complex physical systems by simulating assembly, repa...
Animation is a multiple graphical view of a process in action. Animation has been successfully emplo...
In the last years, numerical simulation has seen a great development thanks to costs reduction and s...
Virtual environments can provide, through digital games and online social interfaces, extremely exci...
This paper explores a new approach to validating software implementations that have been produced fr...
Modern science relies on simulation techniques for understanding phenomenon, exploring design option...
Summarization: It is increasingly important to provide fidelity mecrics for rendered images and inte...
Abstract. The correct functioning of interactive computer systems depends on both the faultless oper...
It is increasingly important to provide fidelity mecrics for rendered images and interactive virtual...
An essential type of “evidence ” of the correctness of the requirements formalization process can be...
Failures of high consequence systems are intolerable. Studies have shown that a significant percenta...
We suggest to widen the focus of the scientific computations community from an isolated consideratio...
The creation of test specifications that can be used for automated testing re-quires considerable sk...
to appearInternational audienceFormal methods are based on mathematical notations which allow to rig...
The process of developing, verifying and validating models and simulations should be straightforward...
They can be sent to check the human aspects of complex physical systems by simulating assembly, repa...
Animation is a multiple graphical view of a process in action. Animation has been successfully emplo...
In the last years, numerical simulation has seen a great development thanks to costs reduction and s...
Virtual environments can provide, through digital games and online social interfaces, extremely exci...
This paper explores a new approach to validating software implementations that have been produced fr...
Modern science relies on simulation techniques for understanding phenomenon, exploring design option...
Summarization: It is increasingly important to provide fidelity mecrics for rendered images and inte...
Abstract. The correct functioning of interactive computer systems depends on both the faultless oper...
It is increasingly important to provide fidelity mecrics for rendered images and interactive virtual...