Abstract
Automated tests of software can often independently log different bugs for the same underlying problem (root cause). Manually identifying duplicate bugs is a source of toil for engineers. A related problem of bug management is that of bug routing, e.g., determining the right team or person to route a bug report to for the purposes of debugging. This disclosure describes techniques for bug deduplication and bug routing based on machine learning (ML). Per the techniques, a binary machine classification model is trained to aggregate bugs with a common root cause. Bugs in a class of bugs with a common root cause are deduplicated, e.g., represented by just one of the multiple bugs in the class. Further, a multi-class ML model is trained to predict the right team for handling a new (incoming) bug.
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Recommended Citation
Jindal, Megha; Gupta, Richa; Mishra, Subham; Arguelles, Carlos; and Elumalai, Babu Prasad, "Bug Management Using Machine Learning", Technical Disclosure Commons, (October 18, 2021)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/4666
