Arranged sample in GHLD for software reliability growth model
Keywords:
GHLD type I, arranged sample, maximum likelihood estimation, SRGMAbstract
As the size and complexity increases, it is difficult to generate reliable software for the users. Reliability depends on number of failures which create a great loss in the software system. Though many software reliability growth models exist, but for time domain data can be handled through Arranged sample approach and one can construct NHPP leads to reliability function and formulate SRGM. In this paper, an attempt is made to present the GHLD type - I model with arranged sample as a software reliability growth model and derive the expressions for Reliability function that facilitates to compute the reliability of a product. Maximum likelihood estimation procedure is used to estimate the parameters of the model. Through the analysis of live data sets the results are exhibited.
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