Methods to optimize functional safety assessment for automotive integrated circuits = Meetodid autotööstuse kiipide funktsionaalse ohutuse hindamise optimeerimiseks
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Ahmet Çağrı Bağbaba ; [supervisor: Maksim Jenihhin, co-supervisor: Christian Sauer ; Tallinn University of Technology, School of Information Technologies, Department of Computer Systems]
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Tallinn University of Technology. Doctoral thesis = Tallinna Tehnikaülikool. Doktoritöö ; 9/2022
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2585-6898
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978-9949-83-802-8
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Autori publikatsioonide nimekiri leheküljel 8
Bibliograafia lehekülgedel 91-99
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Autori CV inglise ja eesti keeles lk. 172-173
Thesis (Ph.D. in Computer and Systems Engineering) : Tallinn University of Technology, 2022
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Bağbaba, A. Ç. Methods to optimize functional safety assessment for automotive integrated circuits = Meetodid autotööstuse kiipide funktsionaalse ohutuse hindamise optimeerimiseks., 2022. (Tallinn University of Technology. Doctoral thesis = Tallinna Tehnikaülikool. Doktoritöö ; 9/2022).