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Derivation and Validation of Software Metrics
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Derivation and Validation of Software Metrics

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This is the first book of its kind on software metrics - the measurement of software products and processes used for establishing quality assurance thresholds and in predicting quality levels. This authoritative review of the subject discusses a number of weaknesses which have been discovered over the last ten years and describes a method for the derivation and validation of metrics. This is the first work to describe a methodical derivation process for software metrics and is a major improvement over the current ad hoc ways of developing metrics making this an important and much needed contribution to software engineering.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
16 September 1993
Pages
176
ISBN
9780198538424

This is the first book of its kind on software metrics - the measurement of software products and processes used for establishing quality assurance thresholds and in predicting quality levels. This authoritative review of the subject discusses a number of weaknesses which have been discovered over the last ten years and describes a method for the derivation and validation of metrics. This is the first work to describe a methodical derivation process for software metrics and is a major improvement over the current ad hoc ways of developing metrics making this an important and much needed contribution to software engineering.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
16 September 1993
Pages
176
ISBN
9780198538424