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An empirical study of program quality during testing and maintenance
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Software quality metrics based on interconnectivity
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An entropy-based measure of software complexity
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The Dimensionality Of Program Complexity
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Insights on improving the maintenance process through software measurement
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A Measure of Control Flow Complexity in Program Text
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Risk analysis of software process measurements
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Contributors to quality during software maintenance
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CLASSIFYING SOFTWARE MODULES INTO THREE RISK GROUPS
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DYNAMIC MODELS FOR TESTING BASED ON TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
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