What is the Further Evidence about UML? - A Systematic Literature Review

Guo, Min; Zhang, Cheng; Wang, Feng

doi:10.1109/apsecw.2017.28

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“…The Pareto principle seems to apply in terms of UML diagram usage as well -20 % of the diagrams are being used 80 % of the time by developers. The common ones in software development are class diagrams, sequence diagrams and use case diagrams [1]. All these three diagrams belong to different groups in the context of their layout according to classification in Fig.…”

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“…In 2017, a group of researchers performed an extended systematic literature review due to which the trend for the future development of UML notation was determined. In [1], 33 empirical papers published between 2009 and 2016 related to * Corresponding author's e-mail: olga.filipova_2@edu.rtu.lv the field of UML model were extracted from electronic databases and considered for review (see Table I). The study shows that in the future the following diagrams will be mostly developed: class, sequence and use case diagrams.…”

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Definition of the Criteria for Layout of the UML Use Case Diagrams

Filipova

Nikiforova

2019

Applied Computer Systems

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Nowadays, the topicality and applicability of model-driven development in the object-oriented development approach has increased, so it is important that created models and diagrams display not only the content, but also visually reflect information. Transparent diagram placement that influences work productivity is important for displaying information. Manual layout of diagrams is a time-consuming activity, which can also be ineffective, so in this paper the application of UML use case automatic layout is reviewed. The paper also examines the requirements of use case diagrams and placement criteria, which will serve as a basis for the creation of an automatic use case diagram layout algorithm.

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Definition of the Criteria for Layout of the UML Use Case Diagrams

Filipova

Nikiforova

2019

Applied Computer Systems

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“…to predict software size [4]- [18]. This research focuses on the use of class diagrams for this purpose, since class diagrams are one of the most widely used models [19]. A class diagram [20], [21] is a static class-based model that depicts the overall structure of the software.…”

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Improving the Accuracy of Early Software Size Estimation Using Analysis-to-Design Adjustment Factors (ADAFs)

Daud

Malik

2021

IEEE Access

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Early software size estimation is a challenging task since limited information is available at the time of project inception. Additional information, however, is gradually added as development progresses. The goal of this research is to quantitatively capture the impact on early software size estimation of this additional information introduced especially when transitioning from the analysis phase to the design phase by comparing the analysis class diagram (ACD) and the design class diagram (DCD). We introduce a new class of metrics called analysis-to-design adjustment factors (ADAFs) to accomplish this goal. ADAFs are calculated for four different class diagram metricsnumber of classes (NOC), number of attributes (NOA), number of methods (NOM), and number of relationships (NOR)used in different class diagram-based software size estimation models. We use practical, theoretical, and empirical validation methods to evaluate the applicability of these ADAFs. To assess the utility of these ADAFs in early software size estimation, we compare the accuracy of existing early software size estimation models before and after the application of ADAFs. Results indicate a marked improvement in the accuracy of these models after the application of ADAFs. Furthermore, regression-based models employing problem domain metrics have also been built to predict these ADAFs. All of these models are statistically significant (pvalues < 0.05) with R 2 values between 0.42 and 0.88.

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What is the Further Evidence about UML? - A Systematic Literature Review

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References 39 publications

Definition of the Criteria for Layout of the UML Use Case Diagrams

Definition of the Criteria for Layout of the UML Use Case Diagrams

Improving the Accuracy of Early Software Size Estimation Using Analysis-to-Design Adjustment Factors (ADAFs)

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