Component retrieval using metric indexing

Lucrédio, Daniel; Gavioli, Alan; Prado, Antonio Francisco do; Biajiz, Mauro

doi:10.1109/iri.2004.1431440

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“…Many organizations already practice a limited form of reuse, for example, most developers have libraries of components that they have developed in previous projects, or they use standard libraries, which are available with many programming languages [1]. About 30% of the cases, it is a very ad-hoc method of reuse, and it will work very well on a small scale and it will not be suitable for entire organizations [3]. Instead, businesses need to implement a systematic reuse program in order to gain the full advantages of reuse.…”

Section: What Is Software Reuse?mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The definition of a reusable component is "any component that is specifically developed to be used, and is actually used, in more than one context" [3]. This does not just include code; other products from the system lifecycle can also be reused, such as specifications and designs, and even requirements on occasion [4].…”

Section: What Can Be Reused?mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…There are different levels of reuse, which can be considered [3]. At the highest level, entire applications can be reused on different platforms provided they are portable.…”

Section: What Can Be Reused?mentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Mixed Method Approach for Efficient Component Retrieval from a Component Repository

Sudhakaran¹,

Vasantha²

2011

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A continuing challenge for software designers is to develop efficient and cost-effective software implementations. Many see software reuse as a potential solution; however, the cost of reuse tends to outweigh the potential benefits. The costs of software reuse include establishing and maintaining a library of reusable components, searching for applicable components to be reused in a design, as well as adapting components toward a proper implementation. In this context, a new method is suggested here for component classification and retrieval which consists of K-nearest Neighbor (KNN) algorithm and Vector space Model Approach. We found that this new approach gives a higher accuracy and precision in component selection and retrieval process compared to the existing formal approaches

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%