Open source software survivability prediction using multi layer perceptron

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Abstract

Many organizations develop software systems using Open Source Software (OSS) components. OSS components have a high risk of going out of support, making dependency on OSS components risky. So, it is imperative to perform risk assessment during the selection of OSS components. A model that can predict OSS survivability provides an objective criterion for such an assessment. Currently, there are no simple, quick and easy methods to predict survivability of OSS components. In this paper, we build a simple Multi Layer Perceptron (MLP) to predict OSS survivability. We performed experiments on 449 OSS components containing 215 active components and 234 inactive components collected from GitHub. The evaluation results show MLP achieves 81.44% validation accuracy for survivability prediction on GithHub dataset.

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Eluri, V. K., Sarkani, S., & Mazzuchi, T. A. (2019). Open source software survivability prediction using multi layer perceptron. In EPiC Series in Computing (Vol. 64, pp. 148–157). EasyChair. https://doi.org/10.29007/cmc6

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