A Fuzzy Logic Model Based upon Reused and New &amp;amp; Changed Code for Software Development Effort Estimation at Personal Level

López-Martín, Cuauhtémoc; Yáñez-Márquez, Cornelio; Gutierrez-Tornes, Agustin

doi:10.1109/cic.2006.5

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“…There is an ocean of possibilities [90][91][92][93][94][95][96][97][98][99][100][101][102][103]. These general alignment methods have been restricted to the use of few relations because they cannot know the semantics of other types of relations in a specific domain.However, the implicit semantics in spatial relationships provide information that can be exploited in the process of aligning geo-ontologies that help improve results.…”

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A Review on ontology alignment and its application to the geospatial domain

2020

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The techniques for the alignment of ontologies have evolved from techniques to treat common ontologies to specific techniques for a specific domain, such as geographic, to the point of defining the term geo-ontology. As has been seen, the investigations carried out in the field of geo-ontology alignments are far from being completed. There is still no well-defined metodology to perform alignment. In these few years, the algorithms developed have been based on different strategies. In this paper, we survey some of the most relevant techniques for geospatial ontology aligment.

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A Review on ontology alignment and its application to the geospatial domain

2020

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“…There is a great variety of systems in the universe. There are medical systems [89], expert systems [90], academic systems [91], transport systems [92], control systems [93], fuzzy systems [94], quantum systems [95], transfer systems [96], and tracking systems [97], among many others.…”

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Application of Data Engineering in Automatic information analysis for Electronic Customer Relationship Management: A Survey

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In this paper we address Customer Relationship Management and electronic Customer Relationship Management from the perspective of the confluence of two relevant areas of engineering: Behavioral Engineering and Data Engineering. After conducting extensive documentary research on the state of the art,we review some of the most recent works of automatic data analysis applied to the tourism industry, considering the particularities of Behavioral Engineering within the systemic paradigm. As a result of this research work, one of the most important conclusions we have reached is the following: we determine that, to obtain an efficient electronic Customer Relationship Management model in a tourism related organization, the use of Intelligent Computing techniques for automatic data analysis is needed to ostensibly improve working conditions related to the tourism industry.

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Evaluating RUP Software Development Processes Through Visualization of Effort Distribution

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2008 34th Euromicro Conference Software Engineering and Advanced Applications

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A Fuzzy Logic Model Based upon Reused and New & Changed Code for Software Development Effort Estimation at Personal Level

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

A Review on ontology alignment and its application to the geospatial domain

A Review on ontology alignment and its application to the geospatial domain

Application of Data Engineering in Automatic information analysis for Electronic Customer Relationship Management: A Survey

Evaluating RUP Software Development Processes Through Visualization of Effort Distribution

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