An important requirement to control the inspection of software artifacts is to be able to
decide, based on more objective information, whether the inspection can stop or whether it …

Finding the k nearest neighbors (kNN) of a query point, or a set of query points (kNN-Join)
are fundamental problems in many application domains. Many previous efforts to solve …

This paper considers estimation of the unknown size N of a population based on multiple
capture‐recapture samples. We extend the Bayesian multiple recapture model to …

Software inspection is a method to detect faults in the early phases of the software life cycle.
In order to estimate the number of faults not found, capture–recapture was introduced for …

Sometimes, complex software systems fail because of faults introduced in the requirements
and design stages of the development process. Reviewing documents related to …

Capture-recapture (CR) models have been proposed as an objective method for controlling
software inspections. CR models were originally developed to estimate the size of animal …

An important requirement to control the inspection of software artifacts is to be able to
decide, based on objective information, whether inspection can stop or whether it should …

An essential component of all software inspection processes is a well‐founded decision
about continuing or stopping the current process. This decision should be based upon …

The intrinsic heterogeneity of individuals is a potential source of bias in estimation
procedures for capture‐recapture models. To account for this heterogeneity in the model a …

In order to control inspections, the number of remaining defects in software artifacts after
their inspection should be estimated. This would allow, for example, deciding whether a …