SUCCEED: Sharing Upcycling Cases with Context and Evaluation for Efficient Software Development

IF 2.4 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Takuya Nakata, Sinan Chen, Sachio Saiki, Masahide Nakamura
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Abstract

Software upcycling, a form of software reuse, is a concept that efficiently generates novel, innovative, and value-added development projects by utilizing knowledge extracted from past projects. However, how to integrate the materials derived from these projects for upcycling remains uncertain. This study defines a systematic model for upcycling cases and develops the Sharing Upcycling Cases with Context and Evaluation for Efficient Software Development (SUCCEED) system to support the implementation of new upcycling initiatives by effectively sharing cases within the organization. To ascertain the efficacy of upcycling within our proposed model and system, we formulated three research questions and conducted two distinct experiments. Through surveys, we identified motivations and characteristics of shared upcycling-relevant development cases. Development tasks were divided into groups, those that employed the SUCCEED system and those that did not, in order to discern the enhancements brought about by upcycling. As a result of this research, we accomplished a comprehensive structuring of both technical and experiential knowledge beneficial for development, a feat previously unrealizable through conventional software reuse, and successfully realized reuse in a proactive and closed environment through construction of the wisdom of crowds for upcycling cases. Consequently, it becomes possible to systematically perform software upcycling by leveraging knowledge from existing projects for streamlining of software development.
成功:分享升级回收案例与环境和有效软件开发的评估
软件升级循环是软件重用的一种形式,它是一个概念,通过利用从过去项目中提取的知识,有效地生成新颖的、创新的和增值的开发项目。然而,如何整合来自这些项目的材料进行升级回收仍然是不确定的。本研究定义了一个升级案例的系统模型,并开发了“共享升级案例与高效软件开发的背景和评估”(SUCCEED)系统,以通过在组织内有效地共享案例来支持新的升级倡议的实施。为了确定升级回收在我们提出的模型和系统中的功效,我们制定了三个研究问题,并进行了两个不同的实验。通过调查,我们确定了共享升级回收相关开发案例的动机和特征。开发任务被分成几组,一组使用了SUCCEED系统,另一组没有,以便辨别升级循环带来的增强。通过本研究,我们完成了有利于开发的技术知识和经验知识的全面结构化,这是以往通过常规软件重用无法实现的壮举,并通过构建升级案例的群体智慧,成功实现了主动封闭环境下的重用。因此,通过利用现有项目的知识来简化软件开发,系统地执行软件升级循环成为可能。
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Information (Switzerland)
Information (Switzerland) Computer Science-Information Systems
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