We devise a graphical model that supports the process of debugging software by guiding developers to code that is likely to contain defects. The model is trained using execution traces of passing test runs; it reflects the distribution over transitional patterns of code positions. Given a failing test case, the model determines the least likely transitional pattern in the execution trace. The model is designed such that Bayesian inference has a closed-form solution. We evaluate the Bernoulli graph model on data of the software projects AspectJ and Rhino
A bug report is typically assigned to a single developer who is then responsible for fixing the bug....
Abstract—A method is introduced in this paper, which promotes automated bug localization. It is base...
Fault localization is a major activity in software debugging. Many existing statistical fault locali...
We devise a graphical model that supports the process of debugging software by guiding developers to...
Of all software development activities, debugging—locating the defective source code statements that...
In recent years, several probabilistic techniques have been applied to various debugging problems. H...
Bug localization has attracted a lot of attention recently. Most existing methods focus on pinpointi...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityThis thesis shows how probabilistic graphical models may be ap...
We suggest a Bayesian approach to the problem of reducing bug turnaround time in large software deve...
Software bug localization is the problem of determining buggy statements in a software system. It is...
Software covers every corner of our lives, so do software faults. Currently, a popular approach in f...
Automatic techniques for helping developers in finding the root causes of software failures are extr...
During software maintenance, bug report is an effective way to identify potential bugs hidden in a s...
Model-based program debugging exploits discrepancies between the program behavior anticipated by a p...
Model-based program debugging exploits discrepancies between the program behavior anticipated by a p...
A bug report is typically assigned to a single developer who is then responsible for fixing the bug....
Abstract—A method is introduced in this paper, which promotes automated bug localization. It is base...
Fault localization is a major activity in software debugging. Many existing statistical fault locali...
We devise a graphical model that supports the process of debugging software by guiding developers to...
Of all software development activities, debugging—locating the defective source code statements that...
In recent years, several probabilistic techniques have been applied to various debugging problems. H...
Bug localization has attracted a lot of attention recently. Most existing methods focus on pinpointi...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityThis thesis shows how probabilistic graphical models may be ap...
We suggest a Bayesian approach to the problem of reducing bug turnaround time in large software deve...
Software bug localization is the problem of determining buggy statements in a software system. It is...
Software covers every corner of our lives, so do software faults. Currently, a popular approach in f...
Automatic techniques for helping developers in finding the root causes of software failures are extr...
During software maintenance, bug report is an effective way to identify potential bugs hidden in a s...
Model-based program debugging exploits discrepancies between the program behavior anticipated by a p...
Model-based program debugging exploits discrepancies between the program behavior anticipated by a p...
A bug report is typically assigned to a single developer who is then responsible for fixing the bug....
Abstract—A method is introduced in this paper, which promotes automated bug localization. It is base...
Fault localization is a major activity in software debugging. Many existing statistical fault locali...