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Variants of the Burrows-Wheeler Transform,that are able to interact with their environment, and exhibit “smart” and autonomous behaviour. Furthermore, collaboration between mobile entities can also be envisaged for improving their functionality. However, a fundamental challenge is to ensure that safety requirements are satisfied despite the

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Analysis of the Burrows-Wheeler Transform, monitored during the development process and on run-time. For this purpose we presented a data centric fault categorization, fault representation and measurement validation concept..In this paper we enhance our approach and describe a fault propagation mechanism suitable for a permanent evaluation

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How the Burrows-Wheeler Transform works,ng and analysing functional safety to also address cooperative functionality, it is not possible to keep a static view of the boundaries of the system for which to ensure safety. This is because the set of vehicles realizing a cooperative function may change a lot during the execution of the coopera

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Coders for the Burrows-Wheeler Transform,rom all-over the world had to demonstrate the autonomous driving capabilities from their robot cars in an urban-like environment. From initially 89 competitors, only eleven qualified for the final event wherein “Boss” from Carnegie Mellon finally won the race. In this article, a short overview over

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-78909-5parate aspects, up to now. This paper presents an investigation of safety-related timing constraints within the functional safety standard ISO 26262. Although the standard defines several such timing constraints it also leaves room for interpretation, which is discussed in the paper. Clear interpret

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Computer Safety, Reliability, and Security978-3-642-33675-1Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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