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the finding that associations between object-oriented metrics and fault-proneness can vanish once class size is controlled.

In software engineering, confounding effect of class size refers to the finding that associations between object-oriented metrics and fault-proneness can vanish once class size is controlled. This meaning comes from El Emam (2001) in IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering.[1]

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  1. El Emam, K., Benlarbi, S., Goel, N., & Rai, S. N. (2001). The confounding effect of class size on the validity of object-oriented metrics. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 27(7), 630-650. https://doi.org/10.1109/32.935855

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