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Evaluating ensemble imputation in software effort estimation

Authors: Ibtissam Abnane, Ali Idri, Imane Chlioui, Alain Abran

Published in: Empirical Software Engineering | Issue 2/2023

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Choosing the appropriate missing data (MD) imputation technique for a given software development effort estimation (SDEE) technique is not a trivial task. In fact, the impact of MD imputation on the estimation output depends on the dataset and the SDEE technique used, and there is no best imputation technique in all contexts. Thus, an attractive solution is to use more than one imputation technique and combine their results to obtain a final imputation outcome. This concept is called ensemble imputation and can significantly improve the effort estimation accuracy. This study proposes and constructs 11 heterogeneous ensemble imputation techniques, whose members are two, three, or four of the following single imputation techniques: K-nearest neighbors, expectation maximization, support vector regression (SVR) and decision trees (DTs). The effects of single/ensemble imputation techniques on SDEE performance were evaluated over six SDEE datasets: COCOMO81, ISBSG, Desharnais, China, Kemerer, and Miyazaki. Five SDEE performance measures were used: standardized accuracy (SA), predictor at 25% (Pred (0.25)), mean balanced relative error (MBRE), mean inverted balanced relative error (MIBRE), and logarithmic standard deviation (LSD). Moreover, we used: (1) the Skott-Knott (SK) statistical test to cluster and compare the results, and (2) the Borda count method to rank the SDEE techniques belonging to the best SK cluster.

The results showed that ensemble imputers significantly improved the performance of SDEE techniques compared to single imputation techniques. We also found that adding one or more imputers to the ensemble imputers generally led to a significant improvement in the SDEE performance. When the performance improvement is not significant, it is better to use the ensemble imputer with the minimum number of members because it is less complex. For ensemble imputers, the results suggest that no particular ensemble imputer gave the best results in all contexts. Overall, SVR imputation was the best imputation technique used to construct ensemble imputers for the SDEE. For the SDEE techniques, the best results were obtained by the DTs and SVR variants using ensemble imputation.

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Title: Evaluating ensemble imputation in software effort estimation
Authors: Ibtissam Abnane
Ali Idri
Imane Chlioui
Alain Abran
Publication date: 01-03-2023
Publisher: Springer US
Published in: Empirical Software Engineering / Issue 2/2023
Print ISSN: 1382-3256
Electronic ISSN: 1573-7616
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10664-022-10260-0

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