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Reliability is the ability of a system or component to perform its required functions under stated conditions for a specified period of time.

Reliability is the ability of a system or component to perform its required functions under stated conditions for a specified period of time.

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Making Atom/RSS Reader Speed and Reliability

I recently did from the "Difficulty Reading with Atom Reader" question. Now, I'm figuring something about maximum compatibility for the blog app I made, from Android Froyo to Jellybean. The problem is that I got notified by errors while checking…
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Packet reliability multithread bugs

Ok I need some help. When a packet is sent out that requires reliability it gets passed to the ReliabilityLayer. From there the ReliabilityLayer adds that packet to a list then writes it once to the SocketLayer. The ReliabilityLayer then spawns a…
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reliable delivery service - email, sms

I am looking at building an ordering service, this is fine but my question is how to reliably get the order to the shop. It is a fast food shop. Are there any solid delivery options either via sms/phone or an email service that is pretty much 100%…
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randomly select values from each row across columns in a data.frame and average them in R

This question is similar to a previous one I made here: randomly sum values from rows and assign them to 2 columns in R Since I'm having difficulties with R, this question is both about programming and statistics. I'm very new to both. I have a…
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Providing reliable user feedback with SQLite

I'm writing an application with a GUI frontend (GTK) and an SQLite backend. When something is changed via the GUI, I want the change to show up in the GUI if and only if it completed successfully in the DB. Is watching the return code from…
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Testcafe: Testresult reliability

We use testcafe for end-2-end testing on a React application. We noticed differences in runtime results not explained in the application. In summary: two consecutive test executions under the same application and test conditions, give as different…
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unable to install reliability package "pip install reliability"

We had some problem of importing reliability library from Power BI. We tried uninstalling the library 'reliability'. and now when I try reinstalling it, facing below error. Could someone help me resolve the issue. C:\Users\sm55267>pip install…
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How to create a reliable mobile service

I have developed a mobile application which is using extensively web services. It connects to my shared hosting server to get real-time information. Therefore, making sure the server is up is extremely important. Otherwise I am going to lose…
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Reliable transport protocol on top of UDP

UDP has one good feature - it is connectionless. But it has many bad features - packets can be lost, arrive multiple times, there is no packet sequence - packet 2 can arrive faster than 1. How to keep good and remove bad?. Is there any good…
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How reliable are modern databases in the presence of disk errors?

InterBase had an architecture that caused disk-writes to leave the database in an always-consistent state -- 97 things every software architect should know, p87 Is this property finally common in 2010 ? Is there a study about database…
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Data set for Software reliability prediction

I am looking for Data set for Software reliability prediction.... with Failure/ Defect count. Can any one suggest any data set with link???
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Reliability over a serial connection

I have two computers communicating over a serial modem. I would like to have a reliability protocol on that line. I have been looking into PPP, SLIP and RATP. Not all of them are the best fit, and I do not want to write all that code, especially if…
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All failure and censoring times must be greater than zero

when I run code Fit_Everything(failures=list(df['T'])) I get Error "All failure and censoring times must be greater than zero" how can I fix this Error? "T" is temperature and has some negative value.
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Reliability: Path/Cut Vector Technique in Python

I have a list, lst, that contains only 0's and 1's of length n. The list represents either a cut vector or a path vector, from reliability analysis, which may or may not be minimal cut/path vectors themselves. The elements within the list represent…
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