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DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HYBRID APPROACH FOR IMPROVED SOFTWARE FAULT PREDICTION

Authors: Ankita Bajpai, Prof.Pritesh Jain

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Abstract

The fault prediction approach contribution help throughout the software development by given that recourse to the present faults with the Bayesian nosiness.Machine learning classifiers have appeared as a method to predict the continuation of fault in the software. The classifier is primary trained on software narration data and then used to predict fault. The proposed system in excess ofcome the problem of possibledeficiency in accuracy for realistic use and use of a huge number of features. This paper suggests a feature selection technique appropriate to classificationbased fault prediction. This approach is applied to predict faults in software codes and concert of Naive Baye

Introduction

Software testing is individual of the nearly allimportant, time consuming and dangerous quality declarationbehavior. It is a labor-intensive activity in software development life cycle while budget allocated for testing are usually limited [2], [3]. Software testing is a crucial activity during software development and fault prediction models support practitioners in this by as long asan upfront categorization of deficient software codes by illustration ahead the machine learning literature. While predominantly the Naive Bayes classifier is often practical in this observe, citing predictive performance and comprehensibility as its major strengths, a number of alternative Bayesian Algorithms that boost the possibility of constructing simpler networks with fewer nodes and arcs remain unexplored. This study contributes to the literature by considering different Bayesian Network (BN) classifiers and comparing them to other popular machine learning techniques. Furthermore, the applicability of the Markov blanket principle for feature selection, which is a natural extension to BN theory, is investigated. The results, both in terms of the AUC and the recently introduced H-measure, are rigorously tested using It is completed that easy and understandable networks with fewer nodes can be constructingwith BN classifiers other than the Naive Bayes classifier. In addition, it is establish that the aspect of directness and predictive performance require to be balanced out, and also the development context is an item which should be taken into during model selection.Work will be improved in these fields. First, to exam this method with more data. Besides only use one project’s data is not convictive sufficient, dataset in dissimilar software project which center on dissimilar functions tends to closedissimilar weight of all matrix [3]. Secondly, to assess more resourcefulprocedure to discrete the dataset, naming data preprocessing, which is a important factor in present consequences. Finally, there have been several empirical studies that have examined the relationship of product metrics, failure history and fault proneness, but few that have explored the casual inference between them. The BN model provides a robust mechanism to detect the software defect prone.The paper is organized as follows: section 2 discusses the related work Section 3 proposed methodology 4 describes the result analysis based methodology.

Conclusion

Our purpose in this research is to discoverexperientialconfirmation of the association among the bad smells and class error probability. From this study we intend Bayesian inference for entity metrics which give posterior probability for fault happening. Bayesian graph propose for the early onprediction of software fault is accessible in this paper. The model is based on software metrics and subsequent probability.Metrics have intended and with Bayesian inference system, predict probability of faults for subsequently piece of software. The Bayesian Inference replica is to classify posterior probability.Advance this learns can assist to identify threshold values of software metrics with receiver operating quality curves. We preparation to conduct added studies on open-source systems to discover out threshold values in recognize the faulty classes. For software developer, the model gives a methodology for assigning the resources for increasing reliable and cost-effective software.

Copyright

Copyright © 2025 Ankita Bajpai, Prof.Pritesh Jain. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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Paper Id: IJRRETAS51

Publish Date: 2016-11-01

ISSN: 2455-4723

Publisher Name: ijrretas

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