1993
DOI: 10.1145/167049.167075
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Software measure specification

Abstract: This paper introduces the model-order-mapping (MOM) apwoach for specifying software/document mes.sures. A MOM specification requires that the important attributes of the document be identified, a model that captures the attributes be chosen, and a mapping from the document to the model be specified. A partial ordering on the model must be developed as well as an order-preserving mapping from the model to an answer set. The relationship

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“…We first define intuitive relations and derive measures in terms of those relations. This approach is consistent with the model-order-mapping paradigm for specifying software measures (Gustafson, Tan and Weaver, 1993). Stevens, Myers, and Constantine (1974) defined software cohesion ('SMC cohesion') as a property that can be used to help determine if the components of a module actually belong together.…”
Section: Measuring Design Cohesionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…We first define intuitive relations and derive measures in terms of those relations. This approach is consistent with the model-order-mapping paradigm for specifying software measures (Gustafson, Tan and Weaver, 1993). Stevens, Myers, and Constantine (1974) defined software cohesion ('SMC cohesion') as a property that can be used to help determine if the components of a module actually belong together.…”
Section: Measuring Design Cohesionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Therefore object-oriented metrics does not suit Z specifications, too [1,2,[4][5][6]18,[20][21][22]. Metrics for formal specifications At the same time, there is limited metrics for formal specifications [7][8][9][11][12][13]16,19].…”
Section: Metrics For Programsmentioning
confidence: 99%