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Predicting Deviations in Software Quality by Using Relative Critical Value Deviation Metrics

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We develop a new metric, Relative Critical Value Deviation (RCVD), for classifying and predicting software quality.

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Schneidewind, N., Nikora, A.. 1999-11-01. Predicting Deviations in Software Quality by Using Relative Critical Value Deviation Metrics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210003017

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