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MSV
2004
13 years 6 months ago
Correctness Criteria for Models' Validation- A Philosophical Perspective
Valid models are central to the existence of Computer science as in most other disciplines, but at what point can one say that a model is valid and hence correct? is often taken t...
Ijeoma Sandra Irobi, Johan Andersson, Anders Wall
JSS
2002
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13 years 4 months ago
Software requirements validation via task analysis
As a baseline for software development, a correct and complete requirements definition is one foundation of software quality. Previously, a novel approach to static testing of sof...
Hong Zhu, Lingzi Jin, Dan Diaper, Ganghong Bai
CAISE
2004
Springer
13 years 10 months ago
Goal-Driven Analysis of Process Model Validity
Business process modeling and design, which has attracted much attention in recent years, emphasizes mainly graphical representation, usually without an underlying theory. The lack...
Pnina Soffer, Yair Wand
PROMISE
2010
12 years 11 months ago
Defect cost flow model: a Bayesian network for predicting defect correction effort
Background. Software defect prediction has been one of the central topics of software engineering. Predicted defect counts have been used mainly to assess software quality and est...
Thomas Schulz, Lukasz Radlinski, Thomas Gorges, Wo...
WECWIS
2006
IEEE
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13 years 10 months ago
DAG Synchronization Constraint Language for Business Processes
Correct synchronization among activities is critical in a business process. Current workflow languages such as BPEL specify the control flow of processes explicitly. However, thei...
Qinyi Wu, Akhil Sahai