Evaluating and improving semistructured merge

Semistructured Merge in Revision Control Systems

Revision control systems are a major means to manage versions and variants of today’s software systems. An ongoing problem in these systems is how to resolve conflicts when merging independently developed revisions. Unstructured revision control systems are purely text-based and solve conflicts based on textual similarity. Structured revision control systems are tailored to specific languages a...

Evaluating and Improving Test Efficiency

Test efficiency measures the cost-effectiveness of a test organisation and it is measured by dividing the number of defects found in a test by the effort needed to perform the test. This thesis project investigated whether the Mobile Positioning Centre (MPC) site at Ericsson AB could improve their test efficiency or not. The purpose of the project was to identify areas that could increase the t...

Evaluating and improving the measurement

This issue of Health Care Financing Review is devoted entirely to the accuracy of hospital case-mix measurement systems for reimbursing hospitals. We have brought together eight articles by active workers in this field, representing the most promising efforts to improve case-mix measurement. Although severity of illness is an organizing theme for these articles, their scope is much broader. The...

On the Nature of Merge: External Merge, Internal Merge, and Parallel Merge

This article argues in favor of a new type of Merge, Parallel Merge, which combines the properties of External Merge and Internal Merge. Parallel Merge creates symmetric, multidominant structures, which become antisymmetric in the course of the derivation. The main empirical goal of the article is to revive a multidominance approach to across-the-board wh-questions and to show that a number of ...

Xml and Semistructured Data