In a manual examination of more than 7,000 issue reports from the bug databases of five
open-source projects, we found 33.8% of all bug reports to be misclassified-that is, rather …

Researchers proposed a wide range of approaches to build effective bug prediction models
that take into account multiple aspects of the software development process. Such models …

Bug fixing is an essential activity in the software maintenance, because most of the software
systems have unavoidable defects. When new bugs are submitted, triagers have to find and …

Bug prediction models are often used to help allocate software quality assurance efforts (eg
testing and code reviews). Mende and Koschke have recently proposed bug prediction …

While many bug prediction algorithms have been developed by academia, they're often only
tested and verified in the lab using automated means. We do not have a strong idea about …

Context: Bug reports are the primary means by which users of a system are able to
communicate a problem to the developers, and their contents are important-not only to …

When software engineers fix bugs, they may have several options as to how to fix those
bugs. Which fix they choose has many implications, both for practitioners and researchers …

Bug reports are widely used in several research areas such as bug prediction, bug triaging,
and etc. The performance of these studies relies on the information from bug reports …

In bug repositories, we receive a large number of bug reports on daily basis. Managing such
a large repository is a challenging job. Priority of a bug tells that how important and urgent it …

Bug localization refers to the automated process of locating the potential buggy files for a
given bug report. To help developers focus their attention to those files is crucial. Several …