2001
DOI: 10.1109/32.950316
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Modeling software measurement data

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“…Kitchenham et al [22] discuss many of the problems with data collection; they suggest several standards for defining and using software measures. From the perspectives of design and data collection, the non-standard nature of software measures makes it difficult for researchers to replicate studies or to perform meta-analysis of studies of the same phenomenon.…”
Section: Dc1: Define All Software Measures Fully Including the Entitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kitchenham et al [22] discuss many of the problems with data collection; they suggest several standards for defining and using software measures. From the perspectives of design and data collection, the non-standard nature of software measures makes it difficult for researchers to replicate studies or to perform meta-analysis of studies of the same phenomenon.…”
Section: Dc1: Define All Software Measures Fully Including the Entitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We also believe that further improvement must come primarily by improving the data quality and quantity. We should aim our research at improving the data quality of our data sets by investigating more and better predictor variables (cost drivers) in the spirit of the COCOMO work [12] and of Stensrud [52] and by using methods for specifying software data sets in a standardised manner as proposed by Kitchenham et al [33]. Researchers should therefore spend more time on the tedious task of gathering more and better data rather than by devising new, exotic functional forms and data fitting methods for predicting cost and defects.…”
Section: Future Directions For Evaluating Prediction Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No se encuentra el origen de la referencia.4] [5] es un mapeo numérico de una parte del software que cuantifica uno o más atributos software ¡Error! No se encuentra el origen de la referencia.6].…”
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