Jin et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Prediction approach of software fault-proneness based on hybrid artificial neural network and quantum particle swarm optimizationJin et al., 2015
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- Jin C
- Jin S
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- Applied Soft Computing
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The identification of a module's fault-proneness is very important for minimizing cost and improving the effectiveness of the software development process. How to obtain the correlation between software metrics and module's fault-proneness has been the focus of …
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