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Author(s):  
R. Chennappan ◽  
Vidyaa Thulasiraman

The paper presents the software quality management is a highly significant one to ensure the quality and to review the reliability of software products. To improve the software quality by predicting software failures and enhancing the scalability, in this paper, we present a novel reinforced Cuckoo search optimized latent Dirichlet allocation based Ruzchika indexive regression (RCSOLDA-RIR) technique. At first, Multicriteria reinforced Cuckoo search optimization is used to perform the test case selection and find the most optimal solution while considering the multiple criteria and selecting the optimal test cases for testing the software quality. Next, the generative latent Dirichlet allocation model is applied to predict the software failure density with selected optimal test cases with minimum time. Finally, the Ruzchika indexive regression is applied for measuring the similarity between the preceding versions and the new version of software products. Based on the similarity estimation, the software failure density of the new version is also predicted. With this, software error prediction is made in a significant manner, therefore, improving the reliability of software code and service provisioning time between software versions in software systems is also minimized. An experimental assessment of the RCSOLDA-RIR technique achieves better reliability and scalability than the existing methods.


2020 ◽  
Vol 7 (4) ◽  
pp. p85
Author(s):  
Xue Jin

This paper analyzes the characteristics of GJB 9001c and GJB 5000A military quality management system standards. Taking optimization and improvement as the guiding ideology, some specifications of GJB 9001c and GJB 5000A are integrated, in order to put forward the military software quality management system content to help them integrate and improve.


Software quality standards are very significant matters nowadays, especially that this era reigns with software technology and systems to innovate the work process in any institution. Assessments are conducted to measure the quality of services as well as products. This paper focuses on the comparison of the assessment of an existing alumni tracer system and online student portal using ISO/IEC 25010 model, but only seven dimensions was used namely functional suitability, performance efficiency, usability, reliability, security, maintainability and portability. Twenty I.T. experts were invited to test the existing systems and fill in the survey. The results as describe in this paper shows the significant differences of systems as evaluated by the respondents using the ISO/IEC 25010 model. Performance Assessment is very vital to the academic progress of a student. It should be monitored, and evaluated to allow both professors and students create pre-emptive measures to ensure their success rate. This paper focuses on the assessment of the developed system using ISO 25010:2011 Software Quality Management. The following criteria were used Functionality, Usability, Reliability, Portability and Security. 84 respondents comprising of Professors, Department Heads and IT Professionals assessed and evaluated the system through the use of an adapted evaluation tool. The results shown in this paper shows the evaluation of the respondents to the developed system


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