DocumentCode
2348864
Title
Industrial application of criticality predictions in software development
Author
Ebert, Christof ; Baisch, Ekkehard
Author_Institution
Alcatel Bell Telephone, Antwerp, Belgium
fYear
1998
fDate
4-7 Nov 1998
Firstpage
80
Lastpage
89
Abstract
Cost-effective software project management has the serious need to focus resources on areas where they have biggest impact. Criticality predictions are typically applied for finding out such high-impact areas in terms of most effective defect detection. The paper investigates two related questions in the context of real projects, namely the selection of the best classification technique and the use of its results in directing management decisions. Results from a current large-scale switching project are included to show practical benefits. Fuzzy classification yielded best results and is in a second study enhanced with genetic algorithms to improve overall prediction effectiveness
Keywords
genetic algorithms; pattern classification; project management; risk management; software development management; software metrics; classification technique; cost-effective software project management; criticality predictions; defect detection; fuzzy classification; genetic algorithms; large-scale switching project; management decisions; overall prediction effectiveness; software development; Application software; Classification tree analysis; Computer industry; Electrical capacitance tomography; Programming; Read only memory; Resource management; Software development management; Software systems; Testing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Software Reliability Engineering, 1998. Proceedings. The Ninth International Symposium on
Conference_Location
Paderborn
ISSN
1071-9458
Print_ISBN
0-8186-8991-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ISSRE.1998.730845
Filename
730845
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