Fault Dealing through Software Fault Tolerance in Automated Dose Packaging System
Keywords:
Software Faults, Faults Classification, Faults tolerance, diversyAbstract
Each industry is highly influenced by latest computer technology. Computer system has quickly become an important and vital element in any growing industry. Each industry is depending on certain computer base applications and systems to achieve high accuracy and reliability. This paper focuses on automated dose packaging system. Such system needs supportive computer system which assists to have desired outcomes at any circumstances. Faulty environment may cause unexpected damage to our system. The initial section of paper discusses fault, its types, its impact and classification. Further, it focuses on fault activities like prediction, detection, prevention, correction and other. Firstly, study of Automated Dose Packaging System (ADPS) is done in context of faults and its effects. The ADPSs faults are classified and its relative software fault tolerance techniques are proposed. These techniques are specified for solution to the occurred fault in system. Software fault tolerance techniques
provide high accuracy and fault free environment.
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Prajapati Jigna B, Prajapati Bhupendra G, Patel Savan K. Fault Dealing through
Software Fault Tolerance in Automated Dose Packaging System. Journal of
Computer Technology & Applications. 2018; 9(1): 1–5p.
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