F-metric: a WWW-based framework for intelligent formulation and analysis of metric queries

Chee, C.L.; Jarzabek, Stan; Paul, R.

doi:10.1016/s0164-1212(98)10027-4

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“…There is widespread use of mathematical models and solution algorithms. The tools and techniques include: refinements to techniques for estimation [38,46,47], risk management [20,30,48,49], quality assurance [43,50], knowledge reuse [51], project management audits [52], inspections [53], version control [26], metric use [24,32,35,54,55], testing [56], scheduling [44], and workload management [57]. They aim almost exclusively to support the management of the software process, rather than other elements of management reported below in our analysis of WM-data's practice.…”

Section: Research Outcome/product For Project Management In the Se LImentioning

confidence: 99%

Management competences, not tools and techniques: A grounded examination of software project management at WM-data

Rose

Pedersen

Hosbond

et al. 2007

Information and Software Technology

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Section: Research Outcome/product For Project Management In the Se LImentioning

confidence: 99%

Management competences, not tools and techniques: A grounded examination of software project management at WM-data

Rose

Pedersen

Hosbond

et al. 2007

Information and Software Technology

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“…Static Program Analyzers and reverse engineering tools [4] applied queries to help a programmer gain better understanding of a program under maintenance. Query-based tools have been implemented that queries the status of a project, based on the software metrics collected by developers [8].…”

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Query-based filtering and graphical view generation for clone analysis

Zhang

Basit

Jarzabek

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance

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Code clones are similar program structures recurring in software systems. Clone detectors produce much information and a challenge is to identify useful clones depending on the goals of clone analysis. To do so, further abstraction, filtering and visualization of cloning information, with the involvement of a human expert, is required. In this paper, we describe a technique for filtering and visualization of cloning information generated by Clone Miner, a clone detection tool presented in our earlier work. Unique benefit and contribution of our approach is that a human expert can define a wide range of filters to extract abstract views of the cloning data using a clone-query system to suit specific needs of clone analysis. We then produce standardized graphical presentations of those views for various types of clone queries. We implemented the technique into an Eclipse plug-in called Clone Visualizer. Clone Visualizer works closely with Clone Miner which not only finds similar code fragments (simple clones) but also finds higher-level abstractions of the cloning information. Our method is the first attempt to address filtering and visualization of those higher level cloning abstractions. We illustrate application of our technique with examples from a clone analysis project with Clone Miner and Clone Visualizer.978-1-4244-2614-0/08/$25.00

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Effective Software Maintenance and Evolution

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F-metric: a WWW-based framework for intelligent formulation and analysis of metric queries

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Management competences, not tools and techniques: A grounded examination of software project management at WM-data

Management competences, not tools and techniques: A grounded examination of software project management at WM-data

Query-based filtering and graphical view generation for clone analysis

Static.Program.Analysis.Methods

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