Editing GeorgeCandea

Title: GeorgeCandea

Research Question: How can software be made more predictable to improve dependability?

Methodology: The study proposes three engineering principles to combat unpredictability in software:

1. Provide software with the environment it expects.
2. Dampen the propagation of failures.
3. Develop predictability benchmarks.

Results: The paper suggests that by improving the predictability of software, it can become easier to manage and control failures, leading to more dependable systems.

Implications: The research suggests that instead of fixing elusive bugs or rewriting software, we should focus on improving the predictability of software. This approach might be a cheaper and faster way to improve the dependability of software. The paper also outlines a research agenda for further exploring these ideas.

Link to Article: https://arxiv.org/abs/0403013v1
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arXiv ID: 0403013v1

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