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“Defect Root-Cause Analysis and 1+n Procedure” technique to improve software quality

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A “Defect Root-Cause Analysis and 1+n Procedure” is a technique designed to analyze specific root-causes of a software defect and detect defects of the same kind which are introduced due to the same root-cause and overlooked during the software design review and testing. This paper describes the “Defect Root-Cause Analysis and 1+n Procedure” technique in detail and reports a method of its application, real world example, and its contribution to software quality improvement. The characteristics of the “Defect Root-Cause Analysis and 1+n Procedure” technique is also discussed.

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The authors would like to express my deep gratitude to Mr. Yamamoto, Operating Officer, NEC Corporation for his great cooperation.

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Honda, N., Yamada, S. “Defect Root-Cause Analysis and 1+n Procedure” technique to improve software quality. Int J Syst Assur Eng Manag 3, 111–121 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13198-012-0118-5

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