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Barnes and Noble

Multi-Criteria Decision Models Software Reliability: Methods and Applications

Current price: $160.00
Multi-Criteria Decision Models Software Reliability: Methods and Applications
Multi-Criteria Decision Models Software Reliability: Methods and Applications

Barnes and Noble

Multi-Criteria Decision Models Software Reliability: Methods and Applications

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This book provides insights into contemporary issues and challenges in multi-criteria decision models. It is a useful guide for identifying, understanding and categorising multi-criteria decision models, and ultimately implementing the analysis for effective decision-making.
The use of multi-criteria decision models in software reliability engineering is a relatively new field of study, and this book collects all the latest methodologies, tools and techniques in one single volume. It covers model selection, assessment, resource allocation, release management, up-grade planning, open-source systems, bug tracking system management and defect prediction.
Multi-Criteria Decision Models in Software Reliability: Methods and Applications will cater to researchers, academicians, post-graduate students, software developers, software reliability engineers and IT managers.

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