An Experience Report on Defect Modelling in Practice: Pitfalls and Challenges

C. Tantithamthavorn, A. Hassan
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Over the past decade with the rise of the Mining Software Repositories (MSR) field, the modelling of defects for large and long-lived systems has become one of the most common applications of MSR. The findings and approaches of such studies have attracted the attention of many of our industrial collaborators (and other practitioners worldwide). At the core of many of these studies is the development and use of analytical models for defects. In this paper, we discuss common pitfalls and challenges that we observed as practitioners attempt to develop such models or reason about the findings of such studies. The key goal of this paper is to document such pitfalls and challenges so practitioners can avoid them in future efforts. We also hope that other academics will be mindful of such pitfalls and challenges in their own work and industrial engagements.
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缺陷建模在实践中的经验报告:陷阱与挑战
在过去的十年中,随着挖掘软件存储库(MSR)领域的兴起,大型和长寿命系统的缺陷建模已经成为MSR最常见的应用之一。这些研究的发现和方法吸引了我们许多工业合作者(以及世界各地的其他实践者)的注意。这些研究的核心是缺陷分析模型的开发和使用。在本文中,我们讨论了我们在从业者试图开发此类模型或对此类研究结果进行推理时观察到的常见陷阱和挑战。本文的主要目标是记录这些陷阱和挑战,以便从业者可以在未来的工作中避免它们。我们也希望其他学者在自己的工作和行业活动中注意到这些陷阱和挑战。
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