Decision making from knowledge obtained after previous behavior analysis. Practical implementation to project management of software development
Keywords:
Project planning, estimation tasks, Personal Software Process, Pattern Recognition, ClusteringAbstract
Within the discipline of software development as well as in other disciplines there is an inherent problem in organizing tasks for a project both in its definition as during processing. The uncertainty in the definition of the duration of the tasks and performance of the people who make them make up an environment in which the soft-computing techniques can provide new approaches in order to help project participants to manage your time correctly ,prioritize their activities and readjust work successfully to achieve the objectives. To do this, from the time records of each of the participants in the project, the necessary knowledge with which support both the decision for the distribution of tasks in their daily work and the preparation of estimates to be extracted future projects.
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