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9. An effort allocation method to optimal code sanitization for quality-Aware energy efficiency improvement

Author

Bessi, M., Carrozza, G., Pietrantuono, R., Stefano Russo, Bessi, Marco, Carrozza, Gabriella, Pietrantuono, Roberto, and Russo, Stefano

Subjects
Optimization, Test planning, Effort allocation, Computer Science (all), Reliability allocation, Prediction, Quality assurance, Static analysi
Abstract

Software energy efficiency has been shown to remarkably affect the energy consumption of IT platforms. Besides "performance" of the code in efficiently accomplishing a task, its "correctness" matters too. Software containing defects is likely to fail and the computational cost to complete an operation becomes much higher if the user encounters a failure. Both performancerelated energy efficiency of software and its defectiveness are impacted by the quality of the code. Exploiting the relation between code quality and energy/defectiveness attributes is the main idea behind this position paper. Starting from the authors' previous experience in this field, we define a method to first predict the applications of a software system more likely to impact energy consumption and with higher residual defectiveness, and then to exploit the prediction for optimally scheduling the effort for code sanitization -Thus supporting, by quantitative figures, the quality assurance teams' decision-makers.

Published
2016

11. Bringing the Embedded Systems Industry Towards Open Source: the SHARE project experience

Author

Carrozza, G, Marongiu, A, Benini, L., Loffreda, M, and PAGNIER, Axelle

Subjects
Open Source, [INFO] Computer Science [cs], Embedded Systems, [INFO.INFO-ES] Computer Science [cs]/Embedded Systems
Abstract

Open source software adoption in the embedded systems domain is gaining growing interest within the european industrial and academic communities due to the significant benefits it brings in terms of flexibility and cost reduction.Nonetheless, scepticism about open source as a viable option to support critical business functions still holds, since its decentralized and distributed development model makes quality evaluation and assessment hard to achieve. This paper reports the SHARE project experience, aimed at facilitating and promoting the use of open source software in the embedded systems industry. Performed activities, proposed methodology and achieved results are presented, along with lessons learned to exploit for enabling further initiatives in the next future.

Published
2010

12. Bioremedation and phytoremedation: Synergism in lead extraction from contamined soils

Author

Vettori, L., Missaglia, A., Felici, C., Russo, A., Tamantini, I., Carrozza, G. P., Cinelli, Fabrizio, and Toffanin, Annita

Subjects
Bioengineering, Heavy metals, General Medicine, Phytoextraction process, Rhizobacteria, Pb, heavy metals, Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, Phytoremediation, Bioremediation, Agronomy, Soil water, Environmental science, Microbial inoculant, Biotechnology, Lead extraction
Published
2010

15. Towards quality of model-based testing in the ioco framework

Author

Carrozza, G., Volpato, M., Tretmans, J., Carrozza, G., Volpato, M., and Tretmans, J.

Abstract

JAMAICA 2013 : International Workshop on Joining AcadeMiA and Industry Contributions to testing Automation, Lugano, Switzerland — July 15 - 20, 2013, Item does not contain fulltext

Published
2013

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