Defect Density (DD) is a cornerstone metric in software quality assessment, influencing
decisions across quality planning, testing strategies, and resource allocation. However …

Open source software refers to software with unrestricted access for use or modification.
Many software development organizations are using this open source methodology in their …

The software quality is an indicator of the ability of a software system to function in
accordance with the customer requirements. In maintaining an acceptable software quality …

As in the current trend, the virtual reality-based application is very popular in the medical
healthcare system to generate a realistic virtual 3-D simulation environment that users can …

Defect density is an essential software testing and maintenance aspect that determines the
quality of software products. It is used as a management factor to distribute limited human …

An increasing demand of security standards in open networks and distributed computing
environment has become a critical issue for automation of the business process workflow. At …

Now a day's software development is growing rapidly. Due to this, there is also a rapid
growth in the number of occurrences of defects. In this paper, defect density had been …

The key challenge that project managers face during software development is the accurate
prediction of the software effort. Improper prediction leads either to overestimation or …

Software metrics which are language‐dependent are proposed as quantitative measures to
assess internal quality factors for both method and class levels like cohesion and …

The requirement of the distributed system in optimum resource is creating the new scope of
business for the software industry in the area of component based technology with data …