Assessing software maintainability
Communications of the ACM
Metrics and Models in Software Quality Engineering
Metrics and Models in Software Quality Engineering
The SQUID approach to defining a quality model
Software Quality Control
Software Quality: The Elusive Target
IEEE Software
IEEE Software
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering
Should we try to measure software quality attributes directly?
Software Quality Control
Information and Software Technology
Software quality models: purposes, usage scenarios and requirements
WOSQ'09 Proceedings of the Seventh ICSE conference on Software quality
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Quality is considered as one of the most important aspects responsible for the success of the software. The developers as well as the end users of the software have accepted maintainability as a significant characteristic due to its economic implications. Several subjective techniques have been developed in research to assess and predict maintainability but all have been unsuccessful to do it practically and most of them even fail to define it appropriately. The activity-based quality model is one of the techniques that have been found to be successful in defining maintainability. This model assesses maintainability in terms of average efforts required to maintain software but lacks quantitative aspect that has been further added by using Bayesian Network. In this paper, a comparison of the Bayesian approach and Fuzzy approach to deal with this model quantitatively has been done wherein; Fuzzy approach has been found to be better than Bayesian