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(AUT University, Elsevier; 2003)This paper tackles two questions related to software effort prediction. First, is it valuable to combine prediction techniques? Second, if so, how? Many commentators have suggested the use of more than one technique in ... -
(AUT University, IEEE Computer Society Press; 2003)Estimating the effort required for software process activities continues to present difficulties for software engineers, particularly given the uncertainty and subjectivity associated with the many factors that can influence ... -
(IEEE Computer Society, AUT University; 1999)Estimation of project development effort is most often performed by expert judgment rather than by using an empirically derived model (although such may be used by the expert to assist their decision). One question that ... -
(AUT University, IEEE; 2001)Provides the software estimation research community with a better understanding of the meaning of, and relationship between, two statistics that are often used to assess the accuracy of predictive models: the mean magnitude ... -
(IEEE Computer Society Press, AUT University; 2007)The availability of multi-organisation data sets has made it possible for individual organisations to build and apply management models, even if they do not have data of their own. In the absence of any data this may be a ... -
(AUT University, IEEE Computer Society Press; 1997)An important task for any software project manager is to be able to predict and control project size and development effort. Unfortunately, there is comparatively little work, other than function points, that tackles the ...
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