Fuzzy analytical hierarchical process based two way assessment for agile testing

Abstract Agile methods adopted in the software industries have given a new edge as well as scope to software outcomes. To determine anomalies that has been triggered by analytic hierarchical process (AHP) or any other fuzzy AHP methods in evaluation and selection in the establishment of two-way assessments of agile methods, a model methodology dependent on the AHP and fundamental hypothesis of the triangular fuzzy number (TFN) is depicted by communicating fuzzy AHP completely and numerically. In this paper we uncover the disagreement of Fuzzy analytic hierarchical process (FAHP) to decide the process which is considered best in agile according to the benchmark where semantic terms are correlated with triangular fuzzy numbers. Furthermore, the research paper also discovers the process that is considered best amongst the various criteria of decision-making issues for agile methodology. This paper further applies two-way assessment that discusses the viewpoint of software developers as well as managers and focuses on the significance of different identified attributes and then the overall utility is calculated considering the threshold measure from the perspective of the organization.