Hassan A. Farhat

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Published: 1993
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1994
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Hassan Farhat, Steven G. From:
A Quadratic Programming Approach to Estimating the Testability and Random or Deterministic Coverage of a VLSl Circuit. VLSI Design 2(3): 223-231 (1994)
1993
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Hassan A. Farhat, Steven G. From:
A beta model for estimating the testability and coverage distributions of a VLSI circuit. IEEE Trans. Comput. Aided Des. Integr. Circuits Syst. 12(4): 550-554 (1993)
1992
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Hassan A. Farhat, Steven G. From, Antonio Lioy:
A quadratic programming approach to estimating the testability and coverage distributions of a VLSI circuit. Microprocess. Microprogramming 35(1-5): 479-483 (1992)
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Hassan Farhat, Steven G. From:
Bounds on population coverage using test generation by fault sampling. Microprocess. Microsystems 16(5): 269-275 (1992)

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