Anti-patterns occur when software design principles are not followed in the software design
and coding process. Although there may be no errors or bugs in the software …

Anti-patterns are poor solutions to recurring design problems. Several empirical studies
have highlighted their negative impact on program comprehension, maintainability, as well …

Every symptom in the source code or design of software that violates object-oriented
principles such as maintainability, reusability, and integrity is called an anti-pattern. Poor …

Poor software design introduced anti-patterns in the design phase. It reduces the rate of
maintainability and re-usability of the software. To investigate anti-patterns in the early stage …

In [1] we presented a framework for mining spatio-temporal rules in the software
development process. The rules are based on specific relations between structures of the …

Anti-patterns are reoccurring suboptimal solutions which have detrimental effects on
software quality. While much literature discusses anti-pattern detection, little is written about …

Anti-patterns are reoccurring suboptimal solutions which have detrimental effects on
software quality. While much literature discusses anti-pattern detection, little is written about …

The violation of the semantic and structural software principles, such as low connection, high
coherence, high understanding, and others, are called anti-patterns, which is one of the …

Software systems are constantly modified, whether to be adapted or to be fixed. Due to the
exigence of economic performances, these modifications are sometimes performed in a …

To improve software quality, static or dynamic defect-detection tools accept programming
rules as input and detect their violations in software as defects. As these programming rules …