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Les Hatton , Andy Roberts | 1994 | How accurate is scientific software ? | IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, October 1994 | No downloadable files available yet |
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| Presents the results of a four year study of nine commercial seismic data processing packages written independently in the same programming language and calibrated with the same input data and input parameters. After a normal processing sequence, the nine packages differ in the 1-2 decimal place which is catastrophic. The paper demonstrates that these differences are entirely due to software errors. | None yet | 10 |
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