A Stochastic Network Approach to Test and Checkout.

Lawrence J. Watters, M. V. Vasilik

Expert InsightsPublished 1970

Demonstrates the usefulness of GERT simulation for modeling and evaluating policies and processes in the area of test and checkout (see RM-4973). Some of the latest developments and extensions to a GERT simulation program are employed to model a test plan development process, a general test and checkout process, and specific cases of the latter. (Presented at the Fourth Conference on Applications of Simulation, sponsored by AIIE, ACM, IEEE, SHARE, SCI, and TIMS, New York, December 1970.) 31 pp. Ref.

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  • Year: 1970
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