by kim
April 5, 2009
One major down side of many defect prediction models is the frequent usability. As an example: A prediction model based on code metrics only, predicts the number of defects based upon the code complexity of each entity. Now, if the programmer fixes the bug, he might change only one line and therefore does not change [...]
by kim
April 5, 2009
Defect predicion is a research with high activity. A lot of work has been done in this area, also in recent months. But even if there exist a lot of approaches and techniques to predict defects and bugs accurately, many of the static approaches suffer from a fundamental flaw. Most static approaches rely on source code [...]