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En général, lorsque de nombreuses fonctions et services sont ajoutés à un système, la vérification et la validation deviennent difficiles. Lors de la conception et du développement de services de télécommunication, les conflits résultant de services de télécommunication combinés ont été discutés sous différents angles. Cependant, il n'est toujours pas possible de détecter correctement et efficacement tous les conflits et la résolution des conflits dépend principalement de concepteurs experts, qui découvrent que ces problèmes dépassent leurs capacités. Ainsi, la charge du concepteur doit également être allégée au stade de la conception. L'interférence de service, abordée dans cet article, est une sorte de conflit. Un problème d'interférence de service est que pendant le service, d'autres services interfèrent avec le comportement en cours du service. C'est-à-dire qu'un état étrange apparaît, ou qu'un événement d'entrée ne fonctionne pas, ou qu'une transition étrange se produit, etc. La détection d'interférences de service en comparant uniquement les états entre services n'est pas suffisante puisque la transition d'état doit être prise en compte dans le interférence des services. Cet article propose comment détecter automatiquement les interférences de service avec un système basé sur des règles et une matrice de contiguïté étendue. La méthode proposée utilise et combine les caractéristiques de la matrice de contiguïté et du système basé sur des règles. Le procédé génère d'abord la matrice de contiguïté étendue par l'application de règles, puis extrait des séquences de l'état, de l'événement et des applications de règles, puis détecte l'interférence de service avec les séquences extraites.
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Yoshio HARADA, "A Method of Service Interference Detection with Rule-Based System and Extended Adjacency Matrix" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E82-A, no. 11, pp. 2532-2537, November 1999, doi: .
Abstract: In general, when many functions and services are added to a system, verification and validation become difficult. In design and development in telecommunication services, conflicts that arise from combined telecommunication services have been discussed from various viewpoints. However, correctly and efficiently detecting all conflicts is still not possible and the resolution of conflicts primarily depends on expert designers, who are finding that these problems are beyond their ability. Thus, the burden on the designer must also be alleviated at the design stage. Service interference, which is discussed in this paper, is a kind of conflict. A problem of service interference is that during service, other services interfere with the ongoing service behavior. That is to say, a strange state arises, or an input event doesn't work, or a strange transition occurs, etc. The detection of service interference by only comparing states among services is not enough since the state transition must be considered in the service interference. This paper proposes how to automatically detect the service interference with a rule-based system and an extended adjacency matrix. The proposed method uses and combines features of both the adjacency matrix and rule-based system. The method first generates the extended adjacency matrix by the rule application, then extracts sequences of the state, the event, and the rule applications, and then detects the service interference with the extracted sequences.
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