Estimation of the User Contribution Rate by Leveraging Time Sequence in Pairwise Matching function-point between Users Feedback and App Updating Log

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2311.15179v1
• Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2023 03:52:45 GMT
• Title: Estimation of the User Contribution Rate by Leveraging Time Sequence in Pairwise Matching function-point between Users Feedback and App Updating Log
• Authors: Shiqi Duan, Jianxun Liu, Yong Xiao, Xiangping Zhang
• Abstract summary: This paper proposes a quantitative analysis approach based on the temporal correlation perception that exists in the app update log and user reviews. The main idea of this scheme is to consider valid user reviews as user requirements and app update logs as developer responses. It was found that 16.6%-43.2% of the feature of these apps would be related to the drive from the online popular user requirements.
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• License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
• Abstract: Mobile applications have become an inseparable part of people's daily life. Nonetheless, the market competition is extremely fierce, and apps lacking recognition among most users are susceptible to market elimination. To this end, developers must swiftly and accurately apprehend the requirements of the wider user base to effectively strategize and promote their apps' orderly and healthy evolution. The rate at which general user requirements are adopted by developers, or user contribution, is a very valuable metric that can be an important tool for app developers or software engineering researchers to measure or gain insight into the evolution of app requirements and predict the evolution of app software. Regrettably, the landscape lacks refined quantitative analysis approaches and tools for this pivotal indicator. To address this problem, this paper exploratively proposes a quantitative analysis approach based on the temporal correlation perception that exists in the app update log and user reviews, which provides a feasible solution for quantitatively obtaining the user contribution. The main idea of this scheme is to consider valid user reviews as user requirements and app update logs as developer responses, and to mine and analyze the pairwise and chronological relationships existing between the two by text computing, thus constructing a feasible approach for quantitatively calculating user contribution. To demonstrate the feasibility of the approach, this paper collects data from four Chinese apps in the App Store in mainland China and one English app in the U.S. region, including 2,178 update logs and 4,236,417 user reviews, and from the results of the experiment, it was found that 16.6%-43.2% of the feature of these apps would be related to the drive from the online popular user requirements.

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