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Hybrid model for software fault prediction

Yadav et al., 2022

Document ID
5314045754328154622
Author
Yadav S
Tomar P
Nehra V
Sharma N
Publication year
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Cyber-Physical Systems

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Development programs have a crucial and expensive evaluation process to assess the viability of the end product of software development projects. Manually detecting software defects becomes a time consuming and costly task as project scale and complexity expand …
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