Promoting software reuse through explicit knowledge representations

Fernández-Chamizo, Carmen; González-Calero, Pedro A.; Gómez-Albarrán, Mercedes

doi:10.1007/3-540-60428-6_33

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“…Concretely, KM-MANTIS uses similarity functions to compare soft-17 ware products and maintenance requests in order to detect similarities between new demands and previous ones, with the goal of reusing information and proven solu- 19 tions, thus decreasing costs and effort. CBR techniques have also been successfully used in software reuse in [6,14] and in other topics related to reuse in [34].…”

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An Ontology for the Management of Software Maintenance Projects

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Piattini

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Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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Different proposals exist to represent the software maintenance process. However most of them are very informal or too focussed on a specific goal. We have developed a semi-formal ontology where the main concepts, according to the literature related to software maintenance, have been described. This ontology, besides representing static aspects, also represents dynamic issues related to the management of software maintenance projects. In order to develop an ontology a suitable methodology should also be followed. REFSENO was the methodology used in this work. The ontology that this work presents is not a preliminary idea but it has already been used in software maintenance environments, such as MANTIS, which is currently working successfully.

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