Design and Development of Automatic and Effective Bug Triaging Technique using Data Mining

Authors

  • Pranoti Mude Department of Computer Science Engineering, BDCOE, Wardha, Maharashtra, India
  • Vaishali G. Bhujade Department of Computer Science Engineering, BDCOE, Wardha, Maharashtra, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37591/jowet.v3i1.623

Abstract

Bug fixing is an important task in bug triaging which aims the assignment of a new bug to the correct developer. The automatic bug triage is used to reduce the time and cost in manual work. In this paper, we focus on different modules and the result is produced by the user module. User is the person who creates the account and fixes the bug assigned to him.

Keywords: Bug triage, effective bug triage, instance selection, feature selection

Cite this Article
Pranoti Mude, Bhujade Vaishali G. Design and development of automatic and effective bug triaging technique using data mining. Journal of Web Engineering & Technology. 2016; 3(1): 1–6p.

Author Biography

  • Pranoti Mude, Department of Computer Science Engineering, BDCOE, Wardha, Maharashtra, India
    M.Tech Student, Dept of Computer Science Engineering, BDCOE, Wardha, India (M.S),

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2016-02-18

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