Forecasting Software Defects

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A statistical approach to predicting the number of failed test cases in an application

July 30, 2002

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2002-03

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The six weeks of testing you've been preparing for are suddenly reduced to one, but you still want to provide some assessment of overall quality. Read about this statistical approach to predicting the number of failed test cases in an application.

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