This chapter discusses the importance of functional verification quality.
It is also important to understand what assumptions are being made in relating the particular measurement to an estimate of verification quality.
This chapter highlights the latest research done into (1) a practical, formal, coverage-based functional verification approach called instrumentation-based verification, (2) quality attribute reasoning, a semiautomated, nonfunctional verification theory, and (3) an integrated functional and nonfunctional verification approach for model-based development.
While the reference [35] focuses on industry application, compares manual and automatic verification and presents testing methodology on the final production line, this article presents in more detail the verification and quality metrics of video, as well as the DSP implementation of the proposed system with the goal of achieving real-time execution.
facilitate access to data underpinning publications, resulting in higher levels of verification & quality.
An increase in CO tolerance limit is expected to reduce the analytical verification cost (quality control).
For decades, film was used as a powerful two-dimensional (2D) dosimetry tool for radiotherapy treatment verification and quality assurance.
However, RT planning, delivery, treatment verification and quality assurance (QA) have evolved significantly over the last 15 years and clinical trial protocols must reflect these developments.
After that we outline a few flows studied by LES at the Swedish Defense Research Agency FOI, which form the basis for the subsequent discussion of validation and verification, and quality management, being of increasing importance for practical engineering flows.
Phred and Phrap were used to call bases and produce an alignment (∼10×) and Consed was used for manual verification of quality [30], [31], [32].
