A module fault detection graph is a visual representation of the relationship between various modules in a system and the faults that are detected in those modules. It is often used in software engineering to help identify areas of a program that are prone to bugs and errors, and to guide development efforts in addressing those issues. The graph displays the different modules in the system as nodes and the relationships between them as edges, with color-coding or other visual cues used to indicate the presence and severity of faults in each module. By analyzing the graph, engineers can gain insights into the complex interactions between modules and identify opportunities for optimization and improvement.
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