2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-14130-5_4
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Evaluating Lehman’s Laws of Software Evolution within Software Product Lines: A Preliminary Empirical Study

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“…In our preliminary study (Oliveira et al, 2015), we evaluated the first category of laws (Evolution of Software System Characteristics -ESSC, which includes the Continuous Change, Continuing Growth, Increasing Complexity, and Declining Quality laws) within an industrial SPL project running in the medical domain. We extended this work in two ways: (i) we performed an evaluation of the second category of laws (Organizational/Economic Resource Constraints -OERC, which includes the Conservation of Familiarity and the Conservation of Organizational Stability laws) for the same industrial SPL project in the medical domain; and (ii) we performed another evaluation including both categories of laws (ESSC and OERC) for an industrial SPL project in the financial domain.…”
Section: Meta-laws (Ml) (1974) Self Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In our preliminary study (Oliveira et al, 2015), we evaluated the first category of laws (Evolution of Software System Characteristics -ESSC, which includes the Continuous Change, Continuing Growth, Increasing Complexity, and Declining Quality laws) within an industrial SPL project running in the medical domain. We extended this work in two ways: (i) we performed an evaluation of the second category of laws (Organizational/Economic Resource Constraints -OERC, which includes the Conservation of Familiarity and the Conservation of Organizational Stability laws) for the same industrial SPL project in the medical domain; and (ii) we performed another evaluation including both categories of laws (ESSC and OERC) for an industrial SPL project in the financial domain.…”
Section: Meta-laws (Ml) (1974) Self Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our previous work (Oliveira et al, 2015), we evaluated the ESSC group of laws within an industrial SPL project in the medical domain. The results showed that three laws were supported based on the data employed (continuous change, increasing complexity, and declining quality).…”
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