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Bug Detection System Project

The document outlines an AI-Powered Bug Detection System aimed at automating the identification of software bugs through static and dynamic analysis using machine learning techniques. It details the tech stack, dataset sources, and potential demo ideas for implementation, emphasizing the importance of early bug detection in software projects. The structure for a related paper and presentation is also provided, covering various aspects from methodology to future work.

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Bug Detection System Project

The document outlines an AI-Powered Bug Detection System aimed at automating the identification of software bugs through static and dynamic analysis using machine learning techniques. It details the tech stack, dataset sources, and potential demo ideas for implementation, emphasizing the importance of early bug detection in software projects. The structure for a related paper and presentation is also provided, covering various aspects from methodology to future work.

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AI-Powered Bug Detection System

1. Problem Statement
Software projects contain bugs (errors, vulnerabilities, security risks). Detecting them early saves
time, cost, and effort. Traditional debugging is manual, but AI/ML can automate bug detection from
code, commits, or logs.

2. Research Part (Paper Content)


• Static Analysis → AI scans source code for syntax & logical errors.
• Dynamic Analysis → AI detects bugs while the program runs (test cases, logs).
• ML in Bug Detection: Predicting defect-prone modules using code metrics, NLP for analyzing
commit messages/issue reports, Deep learning for detecting code smells or vulnerabilities.
• Case Studies: SonarQube, DeepCode (now Snyk Code), Facebook’s Sapienz.

3. Tech Stack
• Core: Python (Language), VS Code / PyCharm / Jupyter Notebook (IDE).
• Data Handling: pandas, numpy for datasets; matplotlib, seaborn for visualization.
• ML Models: scikit-learn (Logistic Regression, Random Forest, SVM, Naïve Bayes).
• NLP: nltk / spaCy for preprocessing; scikit-learn TF-IDF for feature extraction.
• Advanced: tensorflow / pytorch (deep learning), transformers (Hugging Face, CodeBERT).
• Deployment: Streamlit for simple UI, Flask for API integration.

4. Dataset Sources
• PROMISE Software Engineering Repository → bug prediction datasets.
• Bugzilla / JIRA issue tracker data → real bug reports.
• Kaggle: Software defect prediction datasets.

5. Demo Ideas
• Option 1 (Simple): Input commit message/bug report → Predict if it’s bug-related or not.
• Option 2 (Medium): Input source code file → Detect possible errors using ML.
• Option 3 (Advanced): Train a deep model (CodeBERT) to classify code snippets into buggy vs
clean.

6. Paper + Presentation Flow


• Abstract → Why bug detection matters.
• Introduction → Manual vs AI bug detection.
• Literature Review → Tools & methods (SonarQube, DeepCode).
• Methodology → Your ML/NLP approach.
• Dataset + Experiments → Describe dataset + preprocessing.
• Results → Accuracy, precision, recall.
• Applications → Industry usage (software companies, security).
• Future Work → AI-assisted debugging agents.
• Conclusion → Summary + your contribution.

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