Modelling Open Source Software Development Success using Data Mining TechniquesAssociate Professor Joseph DavisSchool of Information Technologies University of Sydney Tuesday 15 April 2003 at 11am AbstractOpen Source Software (OSS) development as a viable model for building robust and scalable software has attracted significant research attention in recent years. In this seminar I will present an overview of ongoing research in this area at the Language and Knowledge Management Research Laboratory, the University of Sydney. My particular focus will be on the application of association rule mining to a large dataset of over 40,000 OSS projects hosted by SourceForge.net with the goal of generating explanatory models of OSS project success based on the extracted rules. Short resumeJoseph Davis is an Associate Professor in the School of Information Technologies at The University of Sydney. His research interests include decision and collaborative work support systems, information modelling, knowledge management, and electronically mediated commerce. |