1998
DOI: 10.1108/13552519810233967
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An optimal software release problem under cost rate criterion: artificial neural network approach

Abstract: The determination of the release schedule for a new software product is the most important issue for designing and controlling a software development process. In fact, the optimal software release problem based on some software reliability growth models has been studied by many authors. In this paper, we propose a new method to estimate the optimal software release time under an alternative cost criterion. More precisely, two kinds of artificial neural networks are used to estimate the fault‐detection time obs… Show more

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“…Many studies have dealt with this problem [13,19,21,32]; see Jain and Priya [14] and Boland and Chuív [1] for an overview. As cost and reliability requirements are of great concern, they are often used as objectives for optimizing the testing time and release policy [15,38,47,48]. In this section, we study the optimal release policies based on the proposed models from the cost and reliability perspectives.…”
Section: Software Release Policymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many studies have dealt with this problem [13,19,21,32]; see Jain and Priya [14] and Boland and Chuív [1] for an overview. As cost and reliability requirements are of great concern, they are often used as objectives for optimizing the testing time and release policy [15,38,47,48]. In this section, we study the optimal release policies based on the proposed models from the cost and reliability perspectives.…”
Section: Software Release Policymentioning
confidence: 99%