Toward Software Measurement and Quality Analysis of MARF and GIPSY Case Studies, a Team 8 SOEN6611-S14 Project Report (1407.1328v1)

Abstract: Measurement is an important criterion to improve the performance of a product. This paper presents a comparative study involving measurements between two frameworks MARF and GIPSY. Initially it establishes a thorough understanding of these frameworks and their applications. MARF comprises of a number of algorithms for voice and speech processing etc. GIPSY on the contrary provides a multi lingual platform for developing compiler components. These frameworks are meant to provide an open source environment for the programmers or users and implement them in applications. Several metrics are used for object-oriented design quality assessment. We use these metrics to evaluate the code quality of both MARF and GIPSY. We describe how tools can be used to analyze these metric values and categorize the quality of the code as excellent or worse. Based on these values we interpret the results in terms of quality attributes achieved. Quantitative and qualitative analysis of metric values is made in this regard to elaborate the impact of design parameters on the quality of the code.