Adaptable evaluation approach for software architecture

Lamouchi, Olfa; Ramdan-Cherif, Amar; Lévy, Nicole

doi:10.1145/1500879.1500898

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“…We consider that the work presented in this paper is the first step towards a thorough analysis that could be called meta-analysis. The detection of anti-patterns is just one of the tasks that this meta-analysis should carry out, but other interesting and challenging facilities should also be provided, such as exploitation of a quality model and/or a metric model [46]. For instance, consider the importance of validating whether the architecture of the different products of a Software Product Line conform to a given reference architecture [50] [71].…”

Section: Conclusion and Further Researchmentioning

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Antipatterns for Architectural Knowledge Management

Navarro

Cuesta

Perry

et al. 2013

Int. J. Info. Tech. Dec. Mak.

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Recent research on Software Architecture has recovered its original emphasis on keeping track of design decisions and their rationales during software development, compiling them under the name of architectural knowledge (AK). This knowledge is composed of decision assets, which relate to each other creating a decision network structure. We argue that relationships in these networks of AK contain valuable information, in particular when they describe negative semantics. We use antipatterns to exploit and manage these negative relationships systematically. After examining and classifying the kinds of AK relationships, we describe a method that enriches this network by means of antipattern structures. To show the feasibility and suitability of this approach, we provide a proof-of-concept by applying it to an existing process, ATRIUM, with a concrete example, the Gas Station metaphor. Results of the use of the presented approach into three different projects with different complexities show both its feasibility and applicability.

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Section: Conclusion and Further Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Antipatterns for Architectural Knowledge Management

Navarro

Cuesta

Perry

et al. 2013

Int. J. Info. Tech. Dec. Mak.

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“…Maryoly, Perez and Rojas (2003) evaluated software products using a systemic quality model. Lamouchi et al (2008) had also attempted to quantify the software quality factors by dividing the factors into criteria and sub criteria. This was done by the aid of metrics that affected the criteria.…”

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Evaluation of Software Quality using Choquet Integral Approach

Pasrija

Srivastava

2013

International Journal of Fuzzy System Applications

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Software development comprises of processes which can be controlled, managed and improved by software measurement. The efficiency of software measurement is determined by software quality, which assesses the position of any software company in the international economic scenario. This calls for a need to develop quality models which would quantify the various quality parameters. However, these quality parameters are highly vague, by nature, and cannot be easily quantized nor measured. The Boehm’s Model, McCall’s Model, and ISO/IEC 9126 Model are existing quality models made by software quality researchers in this regard. This paper uses the ISO/IEC 9126 quality model as the baseline model, with enhanced criteria, to give a holistic approach to software quality. A methodology is proposed in this paper for comparing different software solutions based on the SRS to a common problem. As software product quality is highly unpredictable, and considering the interaction between the quality criteria, Choquet Integral is used to efficiently compare the set of software products.

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Adaptable evaluation approach for software architecture

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Antipatterns for Architectural Knowledge Management

Antipatterns for Architectural Knowledge Management

Evaluation of Software Quality using Choquet Integral Approach

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