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Software Metrics, 3rd Edition
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Software Metrics, 3rd Edition

by Norman Fenton, James Bieman
October 2014
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
617 pages
19h 10m
English
CRC Press
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The Basics of Measurement 35
is statement means that:
Whenever Joe is taller than Fred, then M(Joe) must be a bigger num-
ber than M(Fred).
We can map Jill to a higher number than Jack only if Jill is taller than
Jack.
EXAMPLE 2.5
In Section 2.1.1, we noted that there can be many relations on a given
set, and we mentioned several for the attribute height. The representa-
tion condition has implications for each of these relations. Consider these
examples:
For the (binary) empirical relation taller than, we can have the numerical
relation
x > y
Then, the representation condition requires that for any measure M,
A taller than B if and ...
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ISBN: 9781439838228