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Application of majority voting and consensus voting algorithms in N-version software
2018
Journal of Physics, Conference Series
N-version programming is one of the most common techniques which is used to improve the reliability of software by building in fault tolerance, redundancy and decreasing common cause failures. N different equivalent software versions are developed by N different and isolated workgroups by considering the same software specifications. The versions solve the same task and return results that have to be compared to determine the correct result. Decisions of N different versions are evaluated by a
doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1015/4/042059
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