A spiral model of software development and enhancement¶
Boehm, B. W. (1988). A spiral model of software development and enhancement. Computer, 21(5), 61-72.
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Primes¶
- Progressive Refinement from Core Model
- … accuracy requirements, and (4) the pattern's domain of validity is self-diagnostic: as long as each correction is small compared to what it corrects, the refinement is working; once higher-order terms grow comparably to lower-order ones, the baseline is the wrong baseline and no amount of refinement will help.
This sourceIntroduces the spiral model in which each iteration explicitly measures divergence between current artifact and target requirements, then applies risk-driven corrections before the next cycle.
- … accuracy requirements, and (4) the pattern's domain of validity is self-diagnostic: as long as each correction is small compared to what it corrects, the refinement is working; once higher-order terms grow comparably to lower-order ones, the baseline is the wrong baseline and no amount of refinement will help.
- Refinement
- The cycle is then repeated until the gap falls below some tolerance threshold.
This sourceIntroduces the spiral model in which each iteration explicitly measures divergence between current artifact and target requirements, then applies risk-driven corrections before the next cycle.
- The cycle is then repeated until the gap falls below some tolerance threshold.
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