ESEUR-book/errata.txt at master · Derek-Jones/ESEUR-book · GitHub

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1.1.1: page 4, 18 Nov 20 DJ

Changed:
"growing numbers"
to:
"growing number"


1.3: page 9, ??

Changed:
'incloned\'
to
'incloned'


1.5: page 16, ??

Changed:
"commonly denotes the mean value;"
to:
"commonly denotes the mean value (outside of probability and
statistics the term average value is commonly used);"


1.5: page 16, ??

Fixed error:
"...above equation simplifies to: P(D|S) = P(DS)"
with:
"...above equation simplifies to: P(D|S) = P(D)".


2.2.1: page 24, ?? DJ

Changed:
'customer\'
to
'customer'

2.5: page 38  9 Jun 26 DJ

Changed:
'The lines are the fitted models books ≈ 27months^0.48, and books ≈ −0.6months + 40 sqrt(months)'
to
'The lines are the fitted models books ≈ 0.19years^2.1, and books ≈ -15.6months + 0.53 years^2'

2.5: page 39  9 Jun 26 DJ

Changed:
'Elapsed months'
to
'Elapsed years'

2.7.3: page 51, ?? DJ

Changed:
"A commonly used model involves the log-odds of the proportion
estimated,"
to
"The log-odds of the proportion estimated,"


4.1: Page 91, 3 Mar 26 DJ

Add to caption of Figure 4.2:
"Blue circles are MacIntosh systems."


4.3.2: page 103, 10 Jan 21 DJ

Replaced:
"... giving a yes/no..."
by:
"... containing a yes/no..."


6.1.2: page 152, 26 Jan 21 DJ

Deleted:
"One study surveyed developers about this issue," but kept reference
to study.


6.3.1: page 158, 20 Dec 20 DJ

Changed:
"Figure 6.21 shows the number of unique crash faults experienced by
convert and autotrace (estimated by tracing back to a program
location), along with lines fitted using biexponential regression
models."
to:
"Figure 6.21 shows the number of unique crash faults experienced by
experienced by ImageMagick's <prog>convert</prog> tool (estimated by
tracing back to a program location), along with a fitted
biexponential regression model."


6.3.3: page 159, 19 Jan 26 DJ

This equation for R(t|T) applies when the program contains a single fault.
When the expected number of faults in the program is N, the equation is:

R(t|T ) ≥ (1 - t/{T+t}e^{...})^N


6.4.2: page 163, ?? DJ

Changed:
"... they had almost zero impact on a Cox model..."
to:
"... these variables had almost zero impact on a Cox model..."


6.6.2: page 171, ???

Added:
"ix When searching for security vulnerabilities, the fault experiences
discovered by fuzzing are only required to depend on input that an
attacker could arrange to be fed into a program."
to:
"To what extent are fault experiences generated by fuzzers
representative of faults experienced by users of the software?"


11.3: page 300, ?? DJ

Changed:
"After Normal..."
to:
"After the Normal..."


11.10.1: page 327, 29 Jan 21 DJ

Replaced:
"The extent to which day of the week is a more important
factor in the analysis, than public holidays, has to be considered."
by:
"Some function include an na.action parameter (e.g., acf), which can
be used to handle NA values, e.g., na.action=na.pass."


11.10.2.1: page 329, 29 Jan 21 DJ

added:
"; see section 11.10.3."


11.10.3: page 332, 29 Jan 21 DJ

added:
"and figure 11.65."


11.10.3: page 332, 29 Jan 21 DJ

Merged two paragraphs, and switched order of figure 11.68 and 11.69.