foutendichtheid
Foutendichtheid, often translated as defect density, is a metric used in software development and manufacturing to quantify the number of defects or errors found in a product per unit of measure. In software, this unit of measure is typically lines of code or function points. A lower foutendichtheid indicates a higher quality product, meaning fewer errors are present for a given size or complexity.
The calculation of foutendichtheid usually involves counting the number of defects discovered during a specific phase
In manufacturing, foutendichtheid refers to the number of defects found per unit area or per item produced.