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Can Source Code Metrics predict Maintainability?

Greger Wikstrand 2012-01-12 2012-03-20Software Engineering 0

I did my Ph.D. thesis on how network factors can predict and influence user satisfaction in wireless networks. I.e. how “hard” but low-level technical factors have an impact on more abstract entities. Hegedűs et al does something similar but for source code metrics and their impact on maintainability. It has…

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