most citedNaming the Pain in Requirements Engineering: Contemporary Problems, Causes, and Effects in Practice

279 citations · 1.2k across the 23 of their papers we have counts for

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23 papers

cs.SE20167 cited

Towards Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery in the Automotive Industry

Sebastian Vöst, Stefan Wagner

Development cycles are getting shorter and Continuous Integration and Delivery are being established in the automotive industry. We give an overview of the peculiarities in an auto…

cs.SE201643 cited

A model and sensitivity analysis of the quality economics of defect-detection techniques

Stefan Wagner

One of the main cost factors in software development is the detection and removal of defects. However, the relationships and influencing factors of the costs and revenues of defect…

cs.SE201627 cited

Analysing Text in Software Projects

S. Wagner, D. Méndez Fernández

Most of the data produced in software projects is of textual nature: source code, specifications, or documentations. The advances in quantitative analysis methods drove a lot of da…

cs.SE201623 cited

Preventing Incomplete/Hidden Requirements: Reflections on Survey Data from Austria and Brazil

M. Kalinowski, M. Felderer, T. Conte +5

Many software projects fail due to problems in requirements engineering (RE). The goal of this paper is analyzing a specific and relevant RE problem in detail: incomplete/hidden re…

cs.SE201630 cited

A Bayesian Network Approach to Assess and Predict Software Quality Using Activity-Based Quality Models (Conference Version)

Stefan Wagner

Assessing and predicting the complex concept of software quality is still challenging in practice as well as research. Activity-based quality models break down this complex con- ce…

cs.SE201658 cited

A Bayesian Network Approach to Assess and Predict Software Quality Using Activity-Based Quality Models

Stefan Wagner

Context: Software quality is a complex concept. Therefore, assessing and predicting it is still challenging in practice as well as in research. Activity-based quality models break…