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most citedOperationalised product quality models and assessment: The Quamoco approach

113 citations

7 papers

cs.CV201915 cited

Metamorphic Detection of Adversarial Examples in Deep Learning Models With Affine Transformations

Rohan Reddy Mekala, Gudjon Einar Magnusson, Adam Porter +2

Adversarial attacks are small, carefully crafted perturbations, imperceptible to the naked eye; that when added to an image cause deep learning models to misclassify the image with…

cs.SE2017

Beneficial and Harmful Agile Practices for Product Quality

Sven Theobald, Philipp Diebold

There is the widespread belief that Agile neglects the product quality. This lack of understanding how Agile processes assure the quality of the product prevents especially compani…

cs.SE201792 cited

What Do Practitioners Vary in Using Scrum?

Philipp Diebold, Jan-Peter Ostberg, Stefan Wagner +1

Background: Agile software development has become a popular way of developing software. Scrum is the most frequently used agile framework, but it is often reported to be adapted in…

cs.SE201612 cited

In Quest for Proper Mediums for Technology Transfer in Software Engineering

F. Grigoleit, A. Vetrò, D. Méndez Fernández +2

Successful transfer of the results of research projects into practice is of great interest to all project participants. It can be assumed that different transfer mediums fulfill te…

cs.SE2016113 cited

Operationalised product quality models and assessment: The Quamoco approach

Stefan Wagner, Andreas Goeb, Lars Heinemann +8

Software quality models provide either abstract quality characteristics or concrete quality measurements; there is no seamless integration of these two aspects. Reasons for this in…

cs.SE201687 cited

The Quamoco Product Quality Modelling and Assessment Approach

Stefan Wagner, Klaus Lochmann, Lars Heinemann +6

Published software quality models either provide abstract quality attributes or concrete quality assessments. There are no models that seamlessly integrate both aspects. In the pro…