Journal Article 2020

The effect of Bellwether analysis on software vulnerability severity prediction models

Patrick Kwaku Kudjo, Jinfu Chen, Solomon Mensah, Richard Amankwah, Christopher Kudjo

Software Quality Journal, 28(4), 1413-1446 · Springer Science+Business Media

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DOI: 10.1007/s11219-019-09490-1
Faculty: School of Graduate Studies
Research area: Computing & Information Systems

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Christopher Kudjo School of Graduate Studies

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