The aim of this paper is to generalise the Fenton-Whitty-Kaposi (FWK) approach to structure software metrics by considering arbitrary sets of decomposition operations for flowgraphs. In the FWK approach decomposition of flowgraphs is unique, but the number of associated metric functions is not finite and these functions are all independent. In general, the decomposition of flowgraphs is not unique, which leads to constraints on the associated metric functions. Here we derive these constraints explicitly for two special cases, where we consider only the two operations sequencing and nesting as decomposition operations. It is shown that the two resulting classes of structure metrics are contained in the class of recursive structure metrics of...
Given a metric D defined oil a finite set X, we define a finite collection D of metrics on X to he a...
In this paper, axiomatic testing of software metrics is described. The testing is based on represent...
Since there is no standard formalism for defining software metrics, many of the measures that exist...
The aim of this paper is to generalise the Fenton-Whitty-Kaposi (FWK) approach to structure software...
In the approach to structural software metrics, software is modelled by means of flowgraphs. A tacit...
This paper has been written with the aim of contributing to theoretical validation of software metri...
In an effort to eliminate some inconveniences connected with Dijkstra's method of Structured Program...
In this position paper we discuss a number of issues relating to model metrics, with particular emp...
Software metrics have been investigated for the assessment of programs written in a functional progr...
There are many different types of models to describe various aspects of software from inception to c...
Several methods in data and shape analysis can be regarded as transformations between metric spaces....
The scale software systems quickly increase with the rapid development of software technologies. Hen...
Sound empirical research suggests that we should analyze software metrics from a theoretical and pra...
AbstractIrreducible program fowgraphs are important in the study of program structuredness. In this ...
This paper is made up of two parts. The first is critical assessment of current models for software ...
Given a metric D defined oil a finite set X, we define a finite collection D of metrics on X to he a...
In this paper, axiomatic testing of software metrics is described. The testing is based on represent...
Since there is no standard formalism for defining software metrics, many of the measures that exist...
The aim of this paper is to generalise the Fenton-Whitty-Kaposi (FWK) approach to structure software...
In the approach to structural software metrics, software is modelled by means of flowgraphs. A tacit...
This paper has been written with the aim of contributing to theoretical validation of software metri...
In an effort to eliminate some inconveniences connected with Dijkstra's method of Structured Program...
In this position paper we discuss a number of issues relating to model metrics, with particular emp...
Software metrics have been investigated for the assessment of programs written in a functional progr...
There are many different types of models to describe various aspects of software from inception to c...
Several methods in data and shape analysis can be regarded as transformations between metric spaces....
The scale software systems quickly increase with the rapid development of software technologies. Hen...
Sound empirical research suggests that we should analyze software metrics from a theoretical and pra...
AbstractIrreducible program fowgraphs are important in the study of program structuredness. In this ...
This paper is made up of two parts. The first is critical assessment of current models for software ...
Given a metric D defined oil a finite set X, we define a finite collection D of metrics on X to he a...
In this paper, axiomatic testing of software metrics is described. The testing is based on represent...
Since there is no standard formalism for defining software metrics, many of the measures that exist...