Problem solving with well posedness analysis: Part 1

Liebrock, Lorie M.

doi:10.1016/j.amc.2006.03.019

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“…The preliminary analysis used for this problem added the percentages for all of these categories of input change. This resulted in two non-dimensional values that could be compared [12]. Substantial research has been done on development of general metrics or distance functions.…”

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Integration of well posedness analysis in software engineering

Liebrock

2007

Proceedings of the 2007 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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This paper advocates the use of well posedness analysis as a tool to use in software engineering. Well posedness analysis as a problem solving tool has seen too little use, especially in computer science and software engineering. A problem is well posed if and only if: (1) at least one solution exists, (2) at most one solution exists, and (3) the solution is stable. Here well posedness analysis is described as an augmentation to software engineering as an approach to improving software quality.

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“…For an example of the use of well posedness analysis in computer science problems, see [12], including illustration with a very simple problem.…”

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