The unabated increase in the complexity of the hardware and software components of
modern embedded real-time systems has given momentum to a host of research in the use …

Extreme Value Theory (EVT) has been historically used in domains such as finance and
hydrology to model worst-case events (eg, major stock market incidences). EVT takes as …

Embedded computers control an increasing number of systems directly interacting with
humans, while also manage more and more personal or sensitive information. As a result …

Upper-bounding Program Execution Time with Extreme Value Theory Page 1 Upper-bounding
Program Execution Time with Extreme Value Theory Francisco J. Cazorla1,2, Tullio …

In critical domains, reliable software execution is increasingly involving aspects related to
the timing dimension. This is due to the advent of high-performance (complex) hardware …

Car manufacturers relentlessly replace or augment the functionality of mechanical
subsystems with electronic components. Most such subsystems (eg, steer-by-wire) are …

Cache memories are one of the hardware resources with higher potential to reduce worst-
case execution time (WCET) costs for software programs with tight real-time constraints. Yet …

Embedded real-time systems like those found in automotive, rail and aerospace, steadily
require higher levels of guaranteed computing performance (and hence time predictability) …

Timing Validation and Verification (V&V) is an important step in real-time system design, in
which a system's timing behaviour is assessed via Worst Case Execution Time (WCET) …

Measurement-Based Probabilistic Timing Analysis (MBPTA) has consolidated as a
technique to estimate probabilistic Worst-Case Execution Times (WCET) for critical software …