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Requirements Measurement

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  2. Biffl, S.; Halling, M.: Investigating the Influence of Inspector Capability Factors with Four Inspection Techniques on Inspection Performance. Proc. of the Eight IEEE Symposium on Software Metrics (METRICS 2002), June 4-7, 2002, Ottawa, Canada, pp. 107-117
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  14. Ebert, C.; Oswald, H.: Complexity Measures for the Analysis of Specifications of (Reliability Related) Computer Systems. Proceedings of the IFAC SAFECOMP, London, 1991
  15. Ebert, C.; Oswald, H.: Improving Specification with Complexity Measures. Proceedings of the 3rd Int. Workshop on Rapid System Prototyping, June 23-25, Research Triangle Park, NC, 1992
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  20. Granja-Alvarez, J. C.: Function Point Analysis Based on Requirement Specification, a Case Study. In: Abran, A.; Bundschuh, M.; Büren, G.; Dumke, R.: Software Measurement - Research and Application. Shaker-Verlag, 2004, S. 473-482
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  24. Kececi, N.; Abran, A.: An Integrated Measurement for Functional Requirements Correctness. In: Dumke/Abran: Current Trends in Software Measurement, Shaker Publ., Aachen, Germany, 2001, pp. 200-219
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