We have conducted an industrial experiment to assess the cost-benefit of several software inspection processes. Our results to date the variation in observed effectiveness very well, but are unable satisfactorily explain variation in inspection interval. this article we examine the effect of a new factor - process - on inspection interval (calendar time needed to complete the). Our analysis suggests that process environment does indeed inspection interval. in particular, we found that non-uniform priorities, time-varying workloads, and deadlines have significant., these experiences suggest that regression models are inherently for interval modeling, and that queueing models may be more.(Also cross-referenced as UMIACS-TR-97-19)
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