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Software development is difficult to model, particularly the noisy, non-stationary signals of changes per time unit, extracted from version control systems (VCSs). Currently researchers are utilizing timeseries analysis tools such as ARIMA to model these signals extracted from a project's VCS. Unfortunately current approaches are not very amenable to the underlying power-law distributions of this...
A software component graph, where a node represents a component and an edge represents a use-relation between components, is widely used for analysis methods of software engineering. It is said that a graph is characterized by its degree distribution. In this paper, we investigate software component graphs composed of Java classes, to seek whether the degree distribution follows so-called the power-law,...
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