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This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 61272111. To carry out the study of automated bug triage, we retrieved and collected 200,000 and 220,000 fixed bug reports of the Eclipse project and the Mozilla project, respectively. For researchers who are interested in this dataset, you can feel free to download and use it. Also, if you think that it is useful for your work, please help cite the following papers.

In addition to traditional machine learning algorithms (such as SVM), we implemented deep learning algorithms based on convolutional neural networks (CNNs). If you want to compare your own approach with these CNN-based algorithms (as baseline approaches), please refer to the code written by Huazhi Song and cite the following paper.

The study mentioned above focuses on predicting the final fixer for a given bug report. Another view holds that any developer on the tossing path of a bug report contributes to the resolution of the bug. Recently, a few researchers considered bug triage as a multi-label classification problem. To this end, we also provide a dataset called MLBT for researchers who are working on this problem. If you want to use this dataset and the benchmark result of our approach, please cite the following thesis.

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