Abstract

The entire success of software is impacted by software bug prediction (SBP), a crucial part of the software development and maintenance life cycles. It is necessary to anticipate issues in order to increase the software's dependability, efficiency, and cost. In spite of the fact that a number of methods have been put out in the literature, it is difficult to create a reliable bug prediction model. In this paper, a machine learning (ML) based prediction method for software issues is introduced. Algorithms for guided machine learning that are based on historical data have been used to predict software errors. Two of the classifiers are Support Vector Machine and Naive Bayes (NB). How accurate and useful ML methods can be employed was demonstrated through the evaluation process. Included is the utilization of a comparative measure.