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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Software Product Quality"”.

  1. THE ELUSIVE QUEST: SOFTWARE PRODUCT QUALITY EVALUATION

    <p>Quality has many definitions, and even more models and methods for assurance and evaluation associated with it. After an overview of existing concepts, we provide a comprehensive methodology for evaluating the quality of a software product, complete with methods for model structure and parameter …

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  2. Fuzzy Logic Based Software Product Quality Model for Execution Tracing

    … presents the research carried out in the area of software product quality modelling. Its main endeavour is to consider software product quality with regard to maintainability. Supporting this aim, execution tracing quality, which is a neglected property of the software product quality at present …

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  3. Software quality model for the evaluation of semantic technologies

    In order to obtain high-quality software products, the specification and evaluation of quality during the software development process is of crucial importance. One important component in software evaluation is the software quality model, since it provides the basis for software evaluation and …

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  4. A Life Cycle Software Quality Model Using Bayesian Belief Networks

    Software practitioners lack a consistent approach to assessing and predicting quality within their products. This research proposes a software quality model that accounts for the influences of development team skill/experience, process maturity, and problem complexity throughout the software

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