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Modeling redundancy: Quantitative and qualitative models
2006
IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications, 2006.
Redundancy is a system property that generally refers to duplication of state information or system function. While redundancy is usually investigated in the context of fault tolerance, one can argue that it is in fact an intrinsic feature of a system that can be analyzed on its own without reference to fault tolerance. Redundancy may arise by design, generally to support fault tolerance, or as a natural byproduct of design, and is usually unexploited. In this paper, we tentatively explore
doi:10.1109/aiccsa.2006.205060
dblp:conf/aiccsa/MiliWSSD06
fatcat:fssfjlgz25fxvaysvr6r3tumxe