Software inspection process
Experimental evaluation of time allocation procedure for technical reviews
Journal of Systems and Software - Special issue on software reliability issues
Evaluating Capture-Recapture Models with Two Inspectors
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering
Software Inspection
Lessons from Three Years of Inspection Data
IEEE Software
An Empirical Study of Experience-Based Software Defect Content Estimation Methods
ISSRE '99 Proceedings of the 10th International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering
Evidence of software inspection on feature specification for software product lines
Journal of Systems and Software
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The main objective of software inspections is to find faults in software documents. The benefits of inspections are reported from researchers as well as software organizations. However, inspections are time consuming and the resources may not be sufficient to inspect all documents. Sampling of documents in inspections provides a systematic solution to select what to be inspected in the case resources are not sufficient to inspect everything. The method presented in this paper uses sampling, inspection and resource scheduling to increase the efficiency of an inspection session. A pre-inspection phase is used in order to determine which documents need most inspection time, i.e. which documents contain most faults. Then, the main inspection is focused on these documents. We describe the sampling method and provide empirical evidence, which indicates that the method is appropriate to use. A Monte Carlo simulation is used to evaluate the proposed method and a case study using industrial data is used to validate the simulation model. Furthermore, we discuss the results and important future research in the area of sampling of software inspections.