Search for dissertations about: "Error"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 1971 swedish dissertations containing the word Error.
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16. Sources of Variations in Error Sensitivity of Computer Systems
Abstract : Technology scaling is reducing the reliability of integrated circuits. This makes it important to provide computers with mechanisms that can detect and correct hardware errors. This thesis deals with the problem of assessing the hardware error sensitivity of computer systems. READ MORE
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17. Towards Accurate Estimation of Error Sensitivity in Computer Systems
Abstract : Fault injection is an increasingly important method for assessing, measuringand observing the system-level impact of hardware and software faults in computer systems. This thesis presents the results of a series of experimental studies in which fault injection was used to investigate the impact of bit-flip errors on program execution. READ MORE
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18. Gearbox noise : Correlation with transmission error and influence of bearing preload
Abstract : The five appended papers all deal with gearbox noise and vibration. The first paper presents a review of previously published literature on gearbox noise and vibration. The second paper describes a test rig that was specially designed and built for noise testing of gears. READ MORE
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19. Language Modelling and Error Handling in Spoken Dialogue Systems
Abstract : Language modelling for speech recognition is an area of research currently divided between two main approaches: stochastic and grammar-based approaches are each being differently preferred for their respective strengths and weaknesses. At the same time, dialogue systems researchers are becoming aware of the potential value of handling recognition failures better to improve the user experience. READ MORE
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20. Hardware and Software Mechanisms for Control Flow Checking
Abstract : The improvement of dependability in computing systems requires the evaluation of fault tolerance mechanisms such as error detection, error recovery and reconfiguration. Central to this thesis is an experimental evaluation of several hardware and/or software implemented mechanisms for the concurrent detection of control flow errors. READ MORE