Structure for Information System Error Correction

Xiao Wei Zhang; Qiao Ling Xie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.753-755.3029

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Structure for Information System Error Correction

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In recent years large corporations as well as smaller commercial enterprises have begun to devote increased attention to system error correction and system quality. This paper introduces a novel toolthe Structure for Information System Error Correction (SISEC), implemented by the author and applicable for auto-generation of data. The paper discusses system requirements, design, architecture and modes of operation. It also contains a detailed comparison of the SISEC structure with existing confirming environments, focusing in particular on the SACK/SACX structure. The final section is devoted to experimental research into the availability of the presented tools in various projects and configurations, as reflected by quality examination.

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Xiao Wei Zhang*, Qiao Ling Xie

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Quality Assurance, Structure for Information System Error Correction (SISEC), System Error Correction

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