A module fault likelihood graph is a graph that displays the likelihood of faults occurring in different modules of a software system. It allows developers and project managers to identify which modules are most likely to cause problems and prioritize testing and debugging efforts accordingly. The graph typically plots the likelihood of faults on the y-axis and the different modules of the software system on the x-axis, with the modules ranked by their level of importance or complexity. This graph is useful for managing and mitigating risk, as well as improving software quality by identifying areas that require the most attention.
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