on October 25th, 2010

Usability of the e-government portal is a crucial factor that Function Point Analysis (FPA) is most used technique for estimating the size of a computerized business information system which was developed by Allan Albrecht.

Various studies proposed new methods to extent FPA algorithm; mainly they tried to make it more precise but they are based on the similarity of previous projects so this paper is proposed.

This paper, presents a statistical simulation method that can be applied for each generic project.

The proposed method is a new method to assess estimation of size and effort of software projects by a stochastic and Markov chain approach. Based on Metropolis-hasting simulation algorithm, we formulate a Probabilistic Function Point Analysis (PFPA).

It determines the function weights utilising Markov chain theory to support estimating the effort of software projects.

As a case study, this new method is applied in online publication domain.

This method can increase the chance of implementation of generic projects on time.

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