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robustness can be
defined as "the
ability of a
system to
resist change without adapting its
initial stable configuration". "
Robustness in the small"...
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computer science,
robustness is the
ability of a
computer system to cope with
errors during execution and cope with
erroneous input.
Robustness can encomp****...
- this is a
minority usage.
Plain '
robustness' to mean 'distributional
robustness' is common. When
considering how
robust an
estimator is to the presence...
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Robustness testing is any
quality ****urance
methodology focused on
testing the
robustness of software.
Robustness testing has also been used to describe...
- and
others were
fairly robust; the state-space
methods invented in the 1960s and 1970s were
sometimes found to lack
robustness,
prompting research to...
- Drafts,
Martin Thomson argues that Postel's
robustness principle actually leads to a lack of
robustness,
including security: A flaw can
become entrenched...
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Robustness,
robustness,
Robust, or
robust in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Robustness is the
property of
being strong and
healthy in constitution...
- In biology,
robustness is used to
describe a
taxon with a
stronger and
heavier build (morphology) when
compared to a
related gracile taxon. The
terms are...
- In
evolutionary biology,
robustness of a
biological system (also
called biological or
genetic robustness) is the
persistence of a
certain characteristic...
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including complex networks. The
study of
robustness in
complex networks is
important for many fields. In ecology,
robustness is an
important attribute of ecosystems...
