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....benefits of a flexible management approach to XP methodology, and records the experiences of both management and staff, as initial practices matured and new practices emerged. Keywords: Extreme Programming, Qualitative methods, Software Methodology. 1 RELATED WORK Previous qualitative research [11] [12] 3] has concentrated on non judgmental reporting, with the intent of provoking discussion within the culture being studied by providing observations and evidence, collaborators deciding for themselves whether any changes were required. This fieldwork study follows the format of [6] ....
....collaborators deciding for themselves whether any changes were required. This fieldwork study follows the format of [6] whereby the researcher is immersed for a period in the software developer team; thereby the active researcher becomes instrumental in the development and improvement of XP. In [11] Seaman describes an empirical study that addresses the issue of communication among members of a software development organization. Sharp et al. 12] use combined ethnography and discourse analysis, to discover implicit assumptions, values and beliefs in a software management system. In [3] ....
Seaman, C.B. `Qualitative methods in empirical studies of software engineering', IEEE Trnsctns on Software Engineering, Vol.25 (4):557-572 Jul/Aug 99.
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....the results are more subjective and more difficult to process, and thus require more work during analysis. But they give richer and more informative results. Quantitative methods can be applied to theory generation and improvement, problem identification and removal, and cross case analysis [8]. They are necessary in the situations when better reality or system understanding is required, and complexity, not reductions and quick processing are a value. Searching for reasons of things and non technical aspects are good fields for them. Although they seem to be intuitive their application ....
Seaman C. B., "Qualitative methods in Empirical Studies of Software Engineering.", Transactions on Software Engineering volume 25, 1999, pages 557-572.
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....in Soft Computing Ludmila Kuncheva [5] introduces the fundamentals of fuzzy set recognition and fuzzy set theory. Ludmila defines fuzzy if then classifiers and in a chapter on multiple classifier combination discusses fuzzy and non fuzzy models for fusion selection. Carolyn B. Seaman [1] describes an empirical study that addresses the issue of communication among members of a software development organization. In recent papers Carolyn has presented several qualitative methods for data collection and analyses, and described them in terms of how they might be incorporated into ....
Seaman, C.B. `Qualitative methods in empirical studies of software engineering', IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, Vol.25 (4):557- 572, July/August 1999.
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SEAMAN, C: 'Qualitative Methods in Empirical Studies of Software Engineering', IEEE Trans. on Softw. Eng, vol. 25, n. 4, July/Aug. 1999, pp. 557 - 572
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....it was essential to get user feedback on the basic paradigms we had chosen before we proceeded further. 5. 1 Study design The interface evaluation study was based on qualitative methods [10] The importance of such methods in validating software engineering technology is discussed by Seaman in [12]. The goals of the interface evaluation study were: 1. To evaluate the current set of attributes (in both the projects and documents taxonomies) in terms of completeness, usefulness, and clarity. 2. To evaluate the visual query search and retrieval interface in terms of usefulness, usability, ....
Seaman, C.B. Qualitative Methods in Empirical Studies of Software Engineering. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 25(4):557-572, July/August 1999.
A Prototype Experience Management System for a Software.. - Neto, Seaman, al. (2001) (2 citations) Self-citation (Seaman) (Correct)
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C Seaman, Qualitative Methods in Empirical Studies of Software Engineering, IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering ,25.4, July/August 1999, pages 557-572
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