Do the Defect Prediction Models Really Work?
Umamaheswara Sharma B, Ravichandra Sadam

TL;DR
This paper evaluates the real-world effectiveness of software defect prediction models, questioning their practical utility and trustworthiness in actual software development environments.
Contribution
It provides an initial analysis of binary software defect prediction models' performance in real-time operational settings.
Findings
Preliminary insights into SDP model reliability in practice
Assessment of SDP models' impact on software quality
Identification of challenges in deploying SDP models
Abstract
You may develop a potential prediction model, but how can I trust your model that it will benefit my software?. Using a software defect prediction (SDP) model as a tool, we address this fundamental problem in machine learning research. This is a preliminary work targeted at providing an analysis of the developed binary SDP model in real-time working environments.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSoftware Engineering Research · Software Reliability and Analysis Research · Software System Performance and Reliability
