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TLSS_ICFS: A novel two-stage cross-project defect prediction approach

Sep 2026 · International Conference on Automated Software Engineering · Vol 33 · 0 citations · 68 references

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TLSS_ICFS mitigates source-target distribution divergence, overcomes the limitations of traditional CPDP methods, and provides a stable, high-performance solution for cross-project defect prediction in data-scarce scenarios.

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