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Evaluating the effectiveness of different inspection techniques on informal requirements documents

Ciolkowski, 1999

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1503198524022817522
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Ciolkowski M
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University of Kaiserslautern, Tech. Rep

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Software inspections promise to detect and remove defects before they propagate to subsequent development phases. They are particularly important for requirements documents since these documents represent the starting point for many software …
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