ソフトウェアインスペクションにおける注視欠陥タイプ指定の効果に関する実験的評価（2011年）[pdf]
本論文では、ソフトウェアインスペクション（レビュー）において、特定の欠陥タイプに焦点を絞って検査する手法の有効性を実験的に評価している。実験の結果、焦点を絞った欠陥タイプの指定が、欠陥検出率や検出効率に与える影響を明らかにし、効果的なインスペクション手法の実践に資する知見を提供している。
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