On Mon, 10 Aug 2009 02:44:32 +0100, UnsteadyKen
wrote:

Don Pearce said...


Yes, but I'm far too polite to print them here. Spend money on this
and you get exactly what you deserve.

I was curious as to whether it was a valid new testing technique which
had wider applications or whether it was just designed to show the
products in a good light. It seemed a trifle mysterious as the
developers:"Acuity, the audio division of Avansys Systems" neither of
which companies show up with a quick 'Google'

No, as a an analysis method it really doesn't work. The sheer size of
the errors it purports to reveal is evidence enough of that.

d