Detection Rate for All the Suspiciousness Metrics
Detection Rate for All the Suspiciousness Metrics
In this section, we report detection rate DR plots and AUC_DR tables for all five suspiciousness metrics, with s ≤ 20% and s ≤ 100%, respectively. We retained the indexs of the figures and tables for the DR plots and AUC_DR in the revised version. The letters 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', and 'e' are used to differentiate five suspiciousness metrics.
Fig 6-a. Effectiveness of the compared approaches (in terms of detection rate DR) on the 13 groups of faulty benchmarks (using Tarantula as suspiciousness metric SusMetr)
Fig 6-b. Effectiveness of the compared approaches (in terms of detection rate DR) on the 13 groups of faulty benchmarks (using Ochiai as suspiciousness metric SusMetr)
Fig 6-c. Effectiveness of the compared approaches (in terms of detection rate DR) on the 13 groups of faulty benchmarks (using Dstar as suspiciousness metric SusMetr)
Fig 6-d. Effectiveness of the compared approaches (in terms of detection rate DR) on the 13 groups of faulty benchmarks (using Jaccard as suspiciousness metric SusMetr)
Fig 6-e. Effectiveness of the compared approaches (in terms of detection rate DR) on the 13 groups of faulty benchmarks (using Kulczynski2 as suspiciousness metric SusMetr)
Table 7-a. Effectiveness of the compared approaches in terms of AUC_DR with s ≤ 20%, using Tarantula as suspiciousness metric SusMetr. The higher the value, the better (the best approach and second best approach are highlighted in gray and light gray, respectively)
Table 7-b. Effectiveness of the compared approaches in terms of AUC_DR with s ≤ 20%, using Ochiai as suspiciousness metric SusMetr. The higher the value, the better (the best approach and second best approach are highlighted in gray and light gray, respectively)
Table 7-c. Effectiveness of the compared approaches in terms of AUC_DR with s ≤ 20%, using Dstar as suspiciousness metric SusMetr. The higher the value, the better (the best approach and second best approach are highlighted in gray and light gray, respectively)
Table 7-d. Effectiveness of the compared approaches in terms of AUC_DR with s ≤ 20%, using Jaccard as suspiciousness metric SusMetr. The higher the value, the better (the best approach and second best approach are highlighted in gray and light gray, respectively)
Table 7-e. Effectiveness of the compared approaches in terms of AUC_DR with s ≤ 20%, using Kulczynski2 as suspiciousness metric SusMetr. The higher the value, the better (the best approach and second best approach are highlighted in gray and light gray, respectively)