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Ahmed Abdelaziz and Alia N Mahmoud 1 *
Doi: https://doi.org/10.54216/JISIoT.050102
Revealing the failure of agile software projects is a great challenge faced by software companies. This paper focuses on the using of intelligent techniques such as fuzzy logic, multiple linear regressions, support vector machine, neural network to address this challenge. This paper also presents a review of some works related to this area of interest. In this paper, the researchers propose an approach for revealing the failure of agile software projects based on two intelligent techniques: fuzzy logic and multiple linear regressions (MLR). MLR is used to determine crucial failure factors of agile software projects. Fuzzy logic is used for revealing failure of agile software projects.
Agile Projects, Intelligent Techniques, Fuzzy Logic, Multiple Linear Regressions
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