Authors
Senthil Mani, Rose Catherine, Vibha Singhal Sinha, Avinava Dubey
Publication date
2012/11/11
Book
Proceedings of the ACM SIGSOFT 20th International Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering
Pages
1-11
Description
In most software projects, resolved bugs are archived for future reference. These bug reports contain valuable information on the reported problem, investigation and resolution. When bug triaging, developers look for how similar problems were resolved in the past. Search over bug repository gives the developer a set of recommended bugs to look into. However, the developer still needs to manually peruse the contents of the recommended bugs which might vary in size from a couple of lines to thousands. Automatic summarization of bug reports is one way to reduce the amount of data a developer might need to go through. Prior work has presented learning based approaches for bug summarization. These approaches have the disadvantage of requiring large training set and being biased towards the data on which the model was learnt. In fact, maximum efficacy was reported when the model was trained and …
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Scholar articles
S Mani, R Catherine, VS Sinha, A Dubey - Proceedings of the ACM SIGSOFT 20th International …, 2012