- Fabrizio Ferrandi, Franco Fummi, Graziano Pravadelli, Donatella Sciuto:
Identification of design errors through functional testing. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(4): 400-412 (2003) - Andrew J. Fry:
Integrity-based self-validation test scheduling. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 162-167 (2003) - Sofiane Gasmi, C. Ernie Love, Waltraud Kahle:
A general repair, proportional-hazards, framework to model complex repairable systems. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 26-32 (2003) - Olivier Gaudoin, Bo Yang, Min Xie:
A simple goodness-of-fit test for the power-law process, based on the Duane plot. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 69-74 (2003) - Haiyan Xu, Yincai Tang:
Commentary: the Khamis/Higgins model. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 4-6 (2003) - Chih-Tsun Huang, Chi-Feng Wu, Jin-Fu Li, Cheng-Wen Wu:
Built-in redundancy analysis for memory yield improvement. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(4): 386-399 (2003) - J. H. Jiang, Wen-Ben Jone, Shih-Chieh Chang, Swaroop Ghosh:
Embedded core test generation using broadcast test architecture and netlist scrambling. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(4): 435-443 (2003) - Georgia-Ann Klutke, Peter C. Kiessler, Martin A. Wortman:
A critical look at the bathtub curve. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 125-129 (2003) - C. D. Lai, Min Xie, D. N. P. Murthy:
A modified Weibull distribution. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 33-37 (2003) - Yeh Lam, Yuan Lin Zhang:
A geometric-process maintenance model for a deteriorating system under a random environment. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 83-89 (2003) - Mark Lanus, Liang Yin, Kishor S. Trivedi:
Hierarchical composition and aggregation of state-based availability and performability models. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 44-52 (2003) - Joohan Lee, Steve J. Chapin, Stephen Taylor:
Reliable heterogeneous applications. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(3): 330-339 (2003) - Gregory Levitin:
Optimal allocation of multistate elements in a linear consecutively-connected system. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 192-199 (2003) - Gregory Levitin:
Reliability evaluation for acyclic transmission networks of multi-state elements with delays. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 231-237 (2003) - Gregory Levitin:
Linear multi-state sliding-window systems. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 263-269 (2003) - Gregory Levitin:
Reliability of multi-state systems with two failure-modes. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(3): 340-348 (2003) - A. M. Mathai:
Order statistics from a logistic distribution and applications to survival and reliability analysis. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 200-206 (2003) - James A. McLinn:
Commentary: material review board in 2003. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 148 (2003) - Cecilia Metra, Luca Schiano, Michele Favalli:
Concurrent detection of power supply noise. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(4): 469-475 (2003) - Jie Mi:
A unified way of comparing the reliability of coherent systems. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 38-43 (2003) - Yong Ou, Joanne Bechta Dugan:
Approximate sensitivity analysis for acyclic Markov reliability models. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 220-230 (2003) - Hoang Pham:
Commentary: steady-state series-system availability. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 146-147 (2003) - Stanislaw J. Piestrak, Abbas Dandache, Fabrice Monteiro:
Designing fault-secure parallel encoders for systematic linear error correcting codes. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(4): 492-500 (2003) - John Quigley, Lesley Walls:
Confidence intervals for reliability-growth models with small sample-sizes. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 257-262 (2003) - Antoine Rauzy:
A new methodology to handle Boolean models with loops. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 96-105 (2003) - Antoine Rauzy:
Toward an efficient implementation of the MOCUS algorithm. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(2): 175-180 (2003) - Anna Richelli, Luigi Colalongo, Zsolt Miklós Kovács-Vajna:
Increasing the immunity to electromagnetic interferences of CMOS OpAmps. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(3): 349-353 (2003) - Thomas E. Sälzer:
Tubulation techniques for locating fine-leak sites in hermetic electronic packages. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 130-132 (2003) - Christoph Scherrer, Andreas Steininger:
Dealing with dormant faults in an embedded fault-tolerant computer system. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(4): 512-522 (2003) - Li Sheng, Jie Wu:
Maximum-shortest-path (MSP) is not optimal for a general N×N torus. IEEE Trans. Reliab. 52(1): 22-25 (2003)