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 Optimizing Parameters of Software Effort Estimation Models using Directed Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm
Tác giả hoặc Nhóm tác giả: Thanh Tung Khuat, My Hanh Le
Nơi đăng: Informatica (Scopus indexed); Số: 40;Từ->đến trang: 427-436;Năm: 2016
Lĩnh vực: Công nghệ thông tin; Loại: Bài báo khoa học; Thể loại: Quốc tế
TÓM TẮT
Effective software effort estimation is one of the challenging tasks in software engineering. There has been various alternatives introduced to enhance the accuracy in predictions. In this respect, estimation approaches based on algorithmic models have been widely used. These models consider modeling software effort as a function of the size of the developed project. However, most approaches sharing a common thread of complex mathematical models face the difficulties in parameters calibration and tuning. This study proposes using a directed artificial bee colony algorithm in order to tune the values of model parameters based on past actual effort. The proposed methods were verified with NASA software dataset and the obtained results were compared to the existing models in other literatures. The results indicated that our proposal has significantly improved the performance of the estimations.Effective software effort estimation is one of the challenging tasks in software engineering. There has been various alternatives introduced to enhance the accuracy in predictions. In this respect, estimation approaches based on algorithmic models have been widely used. These models consider modeling software effort as a function of the size of the developed project. However, most approaches sharing a common thread of complex mathematical models face the difficulties in parameters calibration and tuning. This study proposes using a directed artificial bee colony algorithm in order to tune the values of model parameters based on past actual effort. The proposed methods were verified with NASA software dataset and the obtained results were compared to the existing models in other literatures. The results indicated that our proposal has significantly improved the performance of the estimations.
ABSTRACT
Effective software effort estimation is one of the challenging tasks in software engineering. There has been various alternatives introduced to enhance the accuracy in predictions. In this respect, estimation approaches based on algorithmic models have been widely used. These models consider modeling software effort as a function of the size of the developed project. However, most approaches sharing a common thread of complex mathematical models face the difficulties in parameters calibration and tuning. This study proposes using a directed artificial bee colony algorithm in order to tune the values of model parameters based on past actual effort. The proposed methods were verified with NASA software dataset and the obtained results were compared to the existing models in other literatures. The results indicated that our proposal has significantly improved the performance of the estimations.Effective software effort estimation is one of the challenging tasks in software engineering. There has been various alternatives introduced to enhance the accuracy in predictions. In this respect, estimation approaches based on algorithmic models have been widely used. These models consider modeling software effort as a function of the size of the developed project. However, most approaches sharing a common thread of complex mathematical models face the difficulties in parameters calibration and tuning. This study proposes using a directed artificial bee colony algorithm in order to tune the values of model parameters based on past actual effort. The proposed methods were verified with NASA software dataset and the obtained results were compared to the existing models in other literatures. The results indicated that our proposal has significantly improved the performance of the estimations.
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