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CSE 221: Probabilistic Analysis of Computer SystemsAnalysis of software reliability and performanceTerminating applicationTerminating application (contd..)Terminating application (contd..)Terminating application (contd..)Slide 7Non-terminating applicationNon-terminating application (contd..)Slide 10Slide 11CSE 221: Probabilistic Analysis of Computer SystemsTopics covered:Analysis of software reliability and performanceAnalysis of software reliability and performance Motivation:Two types of applications:Terminating application Definition:Expected or average time taken for one run of the application:Terminating application (contd..) Example:Control flow graph:Terminating application (contd..)Mapping control flow graph to DTMC:Terminating application (contd..) Transition probability matrix of DTMC:Partition of matrix P, resulting in matrix Q:Computation of fundamental matrix, M:Terminating application (contd..) Average number of visits to states: Time spent in each module:Average time to complete:Non-terminating applicationDefinition:Expected or average application reliability:Non-terminating application (contd..)Example: Control flow graph: Mapping control flow graph to DTMC:Non-terminating application (contd..)Computation of steady state probabilities:Non-terminating application (contd..)Steady state probabilities:Module reliabilities:Expected or average reliability of the


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