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    <title>Software Bug Prediction Using Supervised Machine Learning Algorithms</title>
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    <description>Title: Software Bug Prediction Using Supervised Machine Learning Algorithms
Authors: M. Farida Begam
Abstract: Abstract—Machine Learning algorithms sprawl their application&#xD;
in various fields relentlessly. Software Engineering is not &#xD;
exempted from that. Software bug prediction at the initial stages&#xD;
of software development improves the important aspects such as&#xD;
software quality, reliability, and efficiency and minimizes the&#xD;
development cost. In majority of software projects which are&#xD;
becoming increasingly large and complex programs, bugs are&#xD;
serious challenge for system consistency and efficiency. In our&#xD;
approach, three supervised machine learning algorithms are&#xD;
considered to build the model and predict the occurrence of the&#xD;
software bugs based on historical data by deploying the&#xD;
classifiers Logistic regression, Naïve Bayes, and Decision Tree.&#xD;
Historical data has been used to predict the future software faults&#xD;
by deploying the classifier algorithms and make the models a&#xD;
better choice for predictions using random forest ensemble&#xD;
classifiers and validating the models with K-Fold cross validation&#xD;
technique which results in the model effectively working for all&#xD;
the scenarios.</description>
    <dc:date>2019-06-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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