As great as they are, PCs have an endless list of annoying qualities that have nothing to do with the frustrating and often crash-prone software they run.
Specific applications outside the bioinformatics area include credit card fraud, cyber intrusions, medical diagnosis, face recognition, defect detection in error-prone software modules, etc.
Its weakness was its computers: they had less processing power than a PlayStation and were prone to software glitches.
Results show that, among all the types of SATD, design debts on average are highly prone to software bugs across the four projects analysed.
Microsoft is developing for the automotive market a special version of its Windows CE operating system that Brass says is "ruggedized," meaning that it's less prone to software crashes.
Recommendation: 2 Fog platforms maintained for Cache management system are prone to software cache-based side channel attacks such as exposing cryptographic keys, which may lead toward leaking sensitive information.
Android security is an important issue for Google in the world of business, as major enterprises will shy away from letting employees use Android phones if they are more prone to malicious software.
Ohlsson et al. used graph based complexity metrics to detect software prone components in telecom systems[32].
The results prove the effectiveness of hybridized search based algorithms in predicting change prone classes of software.
Search based algorithms which form a subset of machine learning algorithms can be utilized for constructing prediction models to identify change prone classes of software.
Since ESTs are typically partial, redundant and error-prone, the TGICL software [ 13] was used to form clusters of similar ESTs with the following criteria: ≥95% identity of overlaps with ≥40 bp in length and mismatched overhangs <20 bp.
