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Combining Single-Version and Evolutionary Dependencies for Software-Change Prediction
Minneapolis, Minnesota May 20-May 26
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Huzefa Kagdi, Kent State University, USA
Jonathan I. Maletic, Kent State University, USA
The paper advocates the need for the investigation and development of a software-change prediction methodology that combines the change sets estimated from software dependency analysis (via single-version analysis) and the actual change sets found in software version histories (via multiple-version analysis). Traditionally prescribed methodologies such as Impact Analysis (IA) are based on the former, whereas a more recent methodology, Mining Software Repository (MSR), is based on the latter. The research hypothesis is that combining these two methodologies will result in an overall improved support for software-change prediction.
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Huzefa Kagdi, Jonathan I. Maletic, "Combining Single-Version and Evolutionary Dependencies for Software-Change Prediction," msr, pp.17, Fourth International Workshop on Mining Software Repositories (MSR'07:ICSE Workshops 2007), 2007
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