Computational Intelligence and Quantitative Software Engineering

Editors: Pedrycz, Witold, Succi, Giancarlo, Sillitti, Alberto (Eds.)
Offers introductory chapters on Computational Intelligence so that the volume is made self-contained and easily accessible to the community of Computational Intelligence as well as researchers working in Software Engineering
Each chapter is authored by an expert in the area, and includes a comprehensive and fully updated list of references
The main topics are arranged into five sections: Introduction to Computational Intelligence, Principles of Software Engineering, Methodological developments in CI environment of Software Engineering, Algorithmic studies, and Case studies - a suite of representative areas of applications

In a down-to-the earth manner, the volume lucidly presents how the fundamental concepts, methodology, and algorithms of Computational Intelligence are efficiently exploited in Software Engineering and opens up a novel and promising avenue of a comprehensive analysis and advanced design of software artifacts. It shows how the paradigm and the best practices of Computational Intelligence can be creatively explored to carry out comprehensive software requirement analysis, support design, testing, and maintenance.
Software Engineering is an intensive knowledge-based endeavor of inherent human-centric nature, which profoundly relies on acquiring semiformal knowledge and then processing it to produce a running system. The knowledge spans a wide variety of artifacts, from requirements, captured in the interaction with customers, to design practices, testing, and code management strategies, which rely on the knowledge of the running system. This volume consists of contributions written by widely acknowledged experts in the field who reveal how the Software Engineering benefits from the key foundations and synergistically existing technologies of Computational Intelligence being focused on knowledge representation, learning mechanisms, and population-based global optimization strategies.
This book can serve as a highly useful reference material for researchers, software engineers and graduate students and senior undergraduate students in Software Engineering and its sub-disciplines, Internet engineering, Computational Intelligence, management, operations research, and knowledge-based systems.

Number of Illustrations and Tables
15 illus., 26 in colour
Topics
Computational Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (incl. Robotics)
Software Engineering

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