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The Workshop on Emerging Trends in Software Metrics aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners to discuss the progress of software metrics. The motivation for this workshop is the low impact that software metrics has on current software development. The goals of this workshop are to critically examine the evidence for the effectiveness of existing metrics and to identify new directions...
Ontology languages such as OWL are being widely used as the Semantic Web movement gains momentum. With the proliferation of the Semantic Web, more and more large-scale ontologies are being developed in real-world applications to represent and integrate knowledge and data. There is an increasing need for measuring the complexity of these ontologies in order for people to better understand, maintain,...
It is always desirable to understand the quality of a software system based on static code metrics. In this paper, we analyze the relationships between lines of code (LOC) and defects (including both pre-release and post-release defects). We confirm the ranking ability of LOC discovered by Fenton and Ohlsson. Furthermore, we find that the ranking ability of LOC can be formally described using Weibull...
Are there statistical regularities behind computer programming? In 1970s, Halstead proposed the software science theory which attempted to describe some of the regularities based on the direct measurement of lexical tokens in programs. The famous software science length equation models the relationship between program length and vocabulary. By analyzing the source code of twelve Java software systems...
The ability to predict defective modules can help us allocate limited quality assurance resources effectively and efficiently. In this paper, we propose a complexity- based method for predicting defect-prone components. Our method takes three code-level complexity measures as input, namely Lines of Code, McCabe's Cyclomatic Complexity and Halstead's Volume, and classifies components as either defective...
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