The reliability of component scores

Estimating the Reliability of Composite Scores

The Reliability of Csa Data and Scores

Executive Summary Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) is FMCSA’s safety monitoring and measurement system used to identify unsafe carriers and prioritize them for future interventions (e.g., audits). The agency also encourages third parties to use CSA Safety Measurement System (SMS) scores as a tool for making safety-based business decisions. FMCSA hopes to leverage the power of the market...

Analysis of the Reliability of a Three-Component System with Two Repairmen

In this paper authors have considered a system having three units A, B1 and B2. A is controlled by a controller and B1 and B2 are independent. Two repairmen are involved in repair of the system. One of the repairmen (the first) is the foreman (boss) and the other an assistant (apprentice). Whenever any unit fails, repair is undertaken by boss. If the boss is busy in repairing and at the same ti...

Measuring Component Reliability

Much of the research on component-based software engineering assumes that each component has a single service. This simplifies analyses but it is a significant departure from actual components. This paper reports on an investigation of the feasibility of using design constructs as a means of treating several methods as a single unit. Grouping the services of a component into a few sets satisfie...

Component Reliability Extensions for Fractal component model

Fractal is a component model developed initially by France Telecom and INRIA and later as an open source project in the ObjectWeb consortium. The component model is defined by the Fractal Component Model specification [BCS]. The specification defines a hierarchical component model, where a component is specified in terms of its server and client (provided and required) interfaces and configurab...