This idea aims to make computer programs run more predictably. It works by first examining the program's code to identify its individual sections and their types. Then, it runs the program, collecting data on how each section performs. If a section's performance varies too much, it receives a high 'variability score,' and the system then attempts to fix that specific part of the code.
Why it matters: Filed before the widespread integration of advanced AI, particularly Large Language Models, into software development workflows. By 2026, LLMs are far more capable of understanding code context and generating 'suitable alternative' code portions for automatic remediation, as suggested in claim 2.
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