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Volume 33, Number 1, 1994
Software Quality |
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DOI: 10.1147/sj.331.0182 |
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In-process improvement through defect data interpretation |
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by I. Bhandari, M. J. Halliday, J. Chaar, R. Chillarege, K. Jones, J. S. Atkinson, C. Lepori-Costello, P. Y. Jasper, E. D. Tarver, C. C. Lewis, and M. Yonezawa |
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An approach that involves both automatic and human interpretation
to correct the software production process during development is
becoming important in IBM as a means to improve quality and
productivity. A key step of the approach is the interpretation of
defect data by the project team. This paper uses examples of such
correction to evaluate and evolve the approach, and to inform and teach
those who will use the approach in software development. The
methodology is shown to benefit different kinds of projects beyond what
can be achieved by current practices, and the collection of examples
discussed represents the experiences of using a model of correction.
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