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Estimating software project effort by analogy based on linguistic values

Idri et al., 2002

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91086905475894381
Author
Idri A
Abran A
Khoshgoftaar T
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Proceedings Eighth IEEE Symposium on Software Metrics

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Estimation models in software engineering are used to predict some important attributes of future entities such as software development effort, software reliability and programmers' productivity. Among these models, those estimating software effort have motivated …
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