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Relation between source code metrics and structure analysis metrics

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The article suggests a hypothesis that a correlation between Source Code Metrics and Structure Analysis Metrics exists. For this purpose a definition of Structure Analysis Metrics which results are comparable with results of Source Code Metrics is given. Some presented examples made by different people involved into experiment (students) verify the hypothesis.

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Axel van Lamsweerde Alfonso Fugetta

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Rozman, I., Györkös, J., Dogša, T. (1991). Relation between source code metrics and structure analysis metrics. In: van Lamsweerde, A., Fugetta, A. (eds) ESEC '91. ESEC 1991. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 550. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3540547428_56

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