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An analysis of the 'inconclusive' change report category in OSS assisted by a program slicing metric
Counsell, S.; Hall, T.; Nasseri, E.; Bowes, D. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2010)In this paper, we investigate the Barcode open-source system (OSS) using one of Weiser's original slice-based metrics (Tightness) as a basis. In previous work, low numerical values of this slice-based metric were found to ... -
Calibrating program slicing metrics for practical use.
Bowes, D.; Counsell, S.; Hall, Tracy (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2009) -
Fault Analysis in OSS Based on Program Slicing Metrics
Black, S.; Counsell, S.; Hall, T.; Bowes, D. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2009)In this paper, we investigate the barcode OSS using two of Weiser's original slice-based metrics (tightness and overlap) as a basis, complemented with fault data extracted from multiple versions of the same system. We ... -
Program Slice Metrics and Their Potential Role in DSL Design
Counsell, S.; Hall, Tracy; Bowes, D.; Black, S. (2009)The advantages a DSL and the benefits its use potentially brings imply that informed decisions on the design of a domain specific language are of paramount importance for its use. We believe that the foundations of such ... -
A Systematic Literature Review on Fault Prediction Performance in Software Engineering
Hall, Tracy; Beecham, Sarah; Bowes, David; Gray, D.; Counsell, S. (2012)Background: The accurate prediction of where faults are likely to occur in code can help direct test effort, reduce costs, and improve the quality of software. Objective: We investigate how the context of models, the ... -
A theoretical and empirical analysis of three slice-based metrics for cohesion
Counsell, S.; Hall, T.; Bowes, D. (2010)Sound empirical research suggests that we should analyze software metrics from a theoretical and practical perspective. This paper describes the result of an investigation into the respective merits of two cohesion-based ...