In the case of warning categories, the order is from the ones with higher direct correspondence rates to the lower correspondence rates.
Operators with higher DCL R (o k ) correspondence rates represent types of faults that are easier detected by FindBugs.
Operators JTI and JSD, also from Java Specific feature category, are responsible to model faults related to this keyword insertion and static modifier deletion, and have correspondence rates of 72.55 and 65.59 %, respectively.
For school-breakfast reports and for school-lunch reports, analyses of report rates did not indicate significant differences across the six conditions that were evident with analyses of omission rates, intrusion rates, correspondence rates, and inflation ratios.
Specifically, as indicated by smaller omission rates, smaller intrusion rates, larger correspondence rates, and smaller inflation ratios, accuracy for school-breakfast reports was best for prior-24-hour recalls in the morning, and accuracy for school-lunch reports was best for prior-24-hour recalls in the afternoon.
However, as indicated by smaller omission rates, smaller intrusion rates, larger correspondence rates, and smaller inflation ratios, accuracy tended to be better for school-lunch reports for previous-day recalls in the morning than prior-24-hour recalls in the morning, although differences between these two conditions were not significant at p<0.0033 (the Bonferroni-adjusted criterion).
Correspondence rates (indicating reporting accuracy for energy) were larger (better) for prior-24-hour recalls in the morning than previous-day recalls in the morning, afternoon, and evening; and for prior-24-hour recalls in the afternoon than previous-day recalls in the afternoon and evening (five p-values <0.0018).
