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IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information

Prediction of Residual Defects after Code Review Based on Reviewer Confidence

Shin KOMEDA, Masateru TSUNODA, Keitaro NAKASAI, Hidetake UWANO

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A major approach to enhancing software quality is reviewing the source code to identify defects. To aid in identifying flaws, an approach in which a machine learning model predicts residual defects after implementing a code review is adopted. After the model has predicted the existence of residual defects, a second-round review is performed to identify such residual flaws. To enhance the prediction accuracy of the model, information known to developers but not recorded as data is utilized. Confidence in the review is evaluated by reviewers using a 10-point scale. The assessment result is used as an independent variable of the prediction model of residual defects. Experimental results indicate that confidence improves the prediction accuracy.

Publication
IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E107-D No.3 pp.273-276
Publication Date
2024/03/01
Publicized
2023/12/08
Online ISSN
1745-1361
DOI
10.1587/transinf.2023MPL0002
Type of Manuscript
Special Section LETTER (Special Section on Empirical Software Engineering)
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Shin KOMEDA
  Kindai University
Masateru TSUNODA
  Kindai University
Keitaro NAKASAI
  Osaka Metropolitan University College of Technology
Hidetake UWANO
  Nara College

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