Handbook of Software Reliability Engineering¶
Lyu, M. R. (1996). Handbook of Software Reliability Engineering. McGraw-Hill.
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- Functional Redundancy (Degeneracy)
- Lyu's (1996) Software Fault Tolerance handbook catalogs the broader family: error detection and correction (add parity bits to detect and correct bit-flip errors), graceful degradation (reduce service level but keep system running), and fail-safe design (when all else fails, fail to a safe state rather than a catastrophic one) sit alongside redundancy as alternative or complementary fault-tolerance strategies.
This sourceComprehensive survey cataloging redundancy alongside error detection/correction, graceful degradation, and fail-safe design as fault-tolerance mechanisms; supports the 'fault tolerance is a higher-level property; redundancy is one mechanism' claim. (Body prose informally calls it the 'Software Fault Tolerance handbook'; the actual title is as given.)
- Lyu's (1996) Software Fault Tolerance handbook catalogs the broader family: error detection and correction (add parity bits to detect and correct bit-flip errors), graceful degradation (reduce service level but keep system running), and fail-safe design (when all else fails, fail to a safe state rather than a catastrophic one) sit alongside redundancy as alternative or complementary fault-tolerance strategies.
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