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Transforming Operational Profiles of Software Components for Quality of Service Predictions

Overview Current Quality-of-Service (QoS) predictions methods for component-based software systems disregard the influence of the operational profile for anticipating an architecture's performance, reliability, security or safety. The operational profile captures the set of inputs and outputs to software components. The authors argue, that a detailed operational profile especially for software components is necessary for accurate QoS-predictions and that a standardised form of it is needed. The authors demonstrate that components act as transformers to an operational profile and discuss that this transformation has to be described, so that QoS prediction methods are able to deliver appropriate results for component-based architectures.

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Publisher	University of Oldenburg	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Quality of Service

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