AN EFFECTIVE RETRIVAL SCHEME FOR SOFTWARE COMPONENT REUSE
Journal Title: International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering - Year 2012, Vol 4, Issue 7
Abstract
Software component reuse has become of much interest in the software community due to its potential benefits, cost benefit, time saving, etc. which include increased product quality and decreased product development cost and estimated schedule. To select a component for reuse is very difficult because there are many components with approximate same name, same functionality etc. which make the reuse of component very time consuming. Hence there is required a technique which make the selection of component efficient and fast. For this purpose we purposed a scheme for the selection of component which will be more efficient than earlier scheme.
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Vishal , Subhash Chander , Jasmer Kundu
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