A Framework to Predict Software “Quality in Use” from Software Reviews

Software reviews are verified to be a good source of users’ experience. The software “quality in use” concerns meeting users’ needs. Current software quality models such as McCall and Boehm, are built to support software development process, rather than users perspectives. In this paper, opinion...

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Main Authors: Issa, Atoum, Bong, Chih How
Format: Proceeding
Language:English
Published: 2013
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Online Access:http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8457/
http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8457/1/Issa%20Atoum.pdf
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description Software reviews are verified to be a good source of users’ experience. The software “quality in use” concerns meeting users’ needs. Current software quality models such as McCall and Boehm, are built to support software development process, rather than users perspectives. In this paper, opinion mining is used to extract and summarize software “quality in use” from software reviews. A framework to detect software “quality in use” as defined by the ISO/IEC 25010 standard is presented here. The framework employs opinionfeature double propagation to expand predefined lists of software “quality in use” features to domain specific features. Clustering is used to learn software feature “quality in use” characteristics group. A preliminary result of extracted software features shows promising results in this direction.
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spelling unimas-84572022-01-04T03:40:18Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8457/ A Framework to Predict Software “Quality in Use” from Software Reviews Issa, Atoum Bong, Chih How T Technology (General) Software reviews are verified to be a good source of users’ experience. The software “quality in use” concerns meeting users’ needs. Current software quality models such as McCall and Boehm, are built to support software development process, rather than users perspectives. In this paper, opinion mining is used to extract and summarize software “quality in use” from software reviews. A framework to detect software “quality in use” as defined by the ISO/IEC 25010 standard is presented here. The framework employs opinionfeature double propagation to expand predefined lists of software “quality in use” features to domain specific features. Clustering is used to learn software feature “quality in use” characteristics group. A preliminary result of extracted software features shows promising results in this direction. 2013 Proceeding NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8457/1/Issa%20Atoum.pdf Issa, Atoum and Bong, Chih How (2013) A Framework to Predict Software “Quality in Use” from Software Reviews. In: First International Conference on Advanced Data and Information Engineering, 12/2013. http://www.researchgate.net/publication/265550448_A_Framework_to_Predict_Software_Quality_in_Use_from_Software_Reviews
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title A Framework to Predict Software “Quality in Use” from Software Reviews
title_full A Framework to Predict Software “Quality in Use” from Software Reviews
title_fullStr A Framework to Predict Software “Quality in Use” from Software Reviews
title_full_unstemmed A Framework to Predict Software “Quality in Use” from Software Reviews
title_short A Framework to Predict Software “Quality in Use” from Software Reviews
title_sort framework to predict software “quality in use” from software reviews
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http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8457/1/Issa%20Atoum.pdf