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Table 1:List of projects considered for data analytics
figure is the high level flow diagram of the study.
Figure 2: Charts depicting bugs reported in the major versions of the BIRT project
Figure 6:X Axis indicates the severity of the bugs. Y axis indicated the correlation of the bugs
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