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  StrictnessAttribute

 Sigma KEE - StrictnessAttribute
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strictness attribute
This is a subclass of TimingRequirementAttribute, which includes Hard-Strictness, Firm-Strictness, Soft-Strictness, Importance-Strictness, Utility-Strictness, and Hybrid-Strictness
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Parents timing requirement attribute A subclass of RealtimeSystemAttribute which includes ComplexityAttribute, StrictnessAttribute, and AbstractionLevelAttribute.
Children FirmStrictnessAn attribute that applies to a RealtimeSystem just in case a fixed percentage of requirements is met.
 HardStrictnessAn attribute that applies to a RealtimeSystem just in case all deadlines are met.
 HybridStrictnessAn attribute that applies to a RealtimeSystem just in case the strictness of the system is a combination of Hard/Firm/Soft-Strictness with Importance-Strictness or a combination of Utility-Strictness with Importance-Strictness.
 ImportanceStrictnessAn attribute that applies to a RealtimeSystem just in case it is designed and implemented to meet the more important requirements first.
 SoftStrictnessAn attribute that applies to a RealtimeSystem just in case it maximizes the number of timing requirements like deadlines that are met but does not guarantee that all such requirements will be met or any fixed percentage of requirements will be met.
 UtilityStrictnessAn attribute that applies to a RealtimeSystem just in case it is designed and implemented to use a utility-computing function, which is applied to competing timing requirements to determine which should be met because meeting the requirement produces higher utility as defined by the function.


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