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39th ICSE 2017: Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Sebastián Uchitel, Alessandro Orso, Martin P. Robillard:
Proceedings of the 39th International Conference on Software Engineering, ICSE 2017, Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 20-28, 2017. IEEE / ACM 2017, ISBN 978-1-5386-3868-2
Research track: Traceability
- Jin Guo, Jinghui Cheng, Jane Cleland-Huang:
Semantically enhanced software traceability using deep learning techniques. 3-14 - Raghuram Gopalakrishnan, Palak Sharma, Mehdi Mirakhorli, Matthias Galster:
Can latent topics in source code predict missing architectural tactics? 15-26
Research track: Documentation
- Yu Zhou, Ruihang Gu, Taolue Chen
, Zhiqiu Huang, Sebastiano Panichella
Analyzing APIs documentation and code to detect directive defects. 27-37 - He Jiang, Jingxuan Zhang, Zhilei Ren, Tao Zhang
An unsupervised approach for discovering relevant tutorial fragments for APIs. 38-48 - Paige Rodeghero, Siyuan Jiang
Detecting user story information in developer-client conversations to generate extractive summaries. 49-59
Research track: Refactoring
- Nikolaos Tsantalis
Clone refactoring with lambda expressions. 60-70 - Boyuan Chen
Characterizing and detecting anti-patterns in the logging code. 71-81 - Raffi Khatchadourian
Automated refactoring of legacy Java software to default methods. 82-93
Research track: Recommendation systems
- Luca Ponzanelli, Simone Scalabrino
Supporting software developers with a holistic recommender system. 94-105 - Fabio Palomba
Recommending and localizing change requests for mobile apps based on user reviews. 106-117 - Christopher Vendome, Mario Linares Vásquez
Machine learning-based detection of open source license exceptions. 118-129
Research track: Software process
- Todd Sedano, Paul Ralph
Software development waste. 130-140 - Rashina Hoda
Becoming agile: a grounded theory of agile transitions in practice. 141-151 - Anna Filippova, Erik H. Trainer, James D. Herbsleb:
From diversity by numbers to diversity as process: supporting inclusiveness in software development teams with brainstorming. 152-163
Research track: Studies of software developers
- Mitchell Joblin, Sven Apel
Classifying developers into core and peripheral: an empirical study on count and network metrics. 164-174 - Benjamin Floyd, Tyler Santander
Decoding the representation of code in the brain: an fMRI study of code review and expertise. 175-186 - Amanda Lee, Jeffrey C. Carver, Amiangshu Bosu
Understanding the impressions, motivations, and barriers of one time code contributors to FLOSS projects: a survey. 187-197
Research track: Search-based software engineering
- Julian Thomé, Lwin Khin Shar
Search-driven string constraint solving for vulnerability detection. 198-208 - Mozhan Soltani, Annibale Panichella, Arie van Deursen
A guided genetic algorithm for automated crash reproduction. 209-220 - Han Liu, Chengnian Sun, Zhendong Su
Stochastic optimization of program obfuscation. 221-231
Research track: Web applications
- Byron Hawkins, Brian Demsky:
ZenIDS: introspective intrusion detection for PHP applications. 232-243 - Erik Wittern, Annie T. T. Ying, Yunhui Zheng, Julian Dolby, Jim Alain Laredo:
Statically checking web API requests in JavaScript. 244-254 - Mohammed Sayagh, Noureddine Kerzazi, Bram Adams
On cross-stack configuration errors. 255-265
Research track: Concurrency
- Ankit Choudhary, Shan Lu, Michael Pradel:
Efficient detection of thread safety violations via coverage-guided generation of concurrent tests. 266-277 - Lu Zhang, Chao Wang:
RClassify: classifying race conditions in web applications via deterministic replay. 278-288 - Christoffer Quist Adamsen, Anders Møller
Repairing event race errors by controlling nondeterminism. 289-299
Research track: Mobile application security
- Siegfried Rasthofer, Steven Arzt
Making malory behave maliciously: targeted fuzzing of android execution environments. 300-311 - Youn Kyu Lee, Jae Young Bang, Gholamreza Safi, Arman Shahbazian, Yixue Zhao
A SEALANT for inter-app security holes in android. 312-323 - Yutaka Tsutano, Shakthi Bachala, Witawas Srisa-an, Gregg Rothermel, Jackson Dinh:
An efficient, robust, and scalable approach for analyzing interacting android apps. 324-334
Research track: Mobile application development
- Menghao Li, Wei Wang, Pei Wang, Shuai Wang
LibD: scalable and precise third-party library detection in android markets. 335-346 - Hailong Zhang, Atanas Rountev:
Analysis and testing of notifications in Android wear applications. 347-357 - Lei Xue
Adaptive unpacking of Android apps. 358-369
Research track: Debugging
- Linhai Song, Shan Lu:
Performance diagnosis for inefficient loops. 370-380 - Wanwangying Ma, Lin Chen, Xiangyu Zhang, Yuming Zhou, Baowen Xu
How do developers fix cross-project correlated bugs?: a case study on the GitHub scientific python ecosystem. 381-392 - Yun Lin, Jun Sun
Feedback-based debugging. 393-403
Research track: Program synthesis and repair
- Reudismam Rolim
Learning syntactic program transformations from examples. 404-415 - Yingfei Xiong, Jie Wang, Runfa Yan, Jiachen Zhang, Shi Han, Gang Huang, Lu Zhang:
Precise condition synthesis for program repair. 416-426 - Andrea Aquino, Giovanni Denaro, Mauro Pezzè
Heuristically matching solution spaces of arithmetic formulas to efficiently reuse solutions. 427-437
Research track: Mining software repositories
- Trong Duc Nguyen, Anh Tuan Nguyen, Hung Dang Phan, Tien N. Nguyen:
Exploring API embedding for API usages and applications. 438-449 - Chunyang Chen
Unsupervised software-specific morphological forms inference from informal discussions. 450-461
Research track: Program analysis I
- Zhengzi Xu, Bihuan Chen, Mahinthan Chandramohan, Yang Liu
SPAIN: security patch analysis for binaries towards understanding the pain and pills. 462-472 - Rohan Padhye
Travioli: a dynamic analysis for detecting data-structure traversals. 473-483 - Guoxin Su
ProEva: runtime proactive performance evaluation based on continuous-time markov chains. 484-495
Research track: Program analysis II
- Michael J. Coblenz
Glacier: transitive class immutability for Java. 496-506 - Davy Landman, Alexander Serebrenik
Challenges for static analysis of Java reflection: literature review and empirical study. 507-518 - Kihong Heo, Hakjoo Oh, Kwangkeun Yi:
Machine-learning-guided selectively unsound static analysis. 519-529
Research track: Security, safety, and privacy
- Özgür Kafali, Jasmine Jones, Megan Petruso, Laurie A. Williams, Munindar P. Singh
How good is a security policy against real breaches?: a HIPAA case study. 530-540 - Antonia Bertolino
Adaptive coverage and operational profile-based testing for reliability improvement. 541-551
Research track: Development tools and frameworks
- Saheed A. Busari, Emmanuel Letier:
RADAR: a lightweight tool for requirements and architecture decision analysis. 552-562 - Benjamin Behringer, Jochen Palz, Thorsten Berger:
PEoPL: projectional editing of product lines. 563-574 - Titus Barik
Do developers read compiler error messages? 575-585 - Maria Christakis, Patrick Emmisberger, Patrice Godefroid, Peter Müller:
A general framework for dynamic stub injection. 586-596
Research track: Testing and debugging
- Thierry Titcheu Chekam, Mike Papadakis
An empirical study on mutation, statement and branch coverage fault revelation that avoids the unreliable clean program assumption. 597-608 - Spencer Pearson, José Campos
Evaluating and improving fault localization. 609-620
Research track: Testing I
- Rachel Tzoref-Brill, Shahar Maoz
Syntactic and semantic differencing for combinatorial models of test designs. 621-631 - Sabrina Souto, Marcelo d'Amorim
Balancing soundness and efficiency for practical testing of configurable systems. 632-642 - Peng Liu, Xiangyu Zhang, Marco Pistoia, Yunhui Zheng, Manoel Marques, Lingfei Zeng:
Automatic text input generation for mobile testing. 643-653 - Alexandre Perez, Rui Abreu
A test-suite diagnosability metric for spectrum-based fault localization approaches. 654-664
Research track: Testing II
- Tianyi Zhang, Miryung Kim:
Automated transplantation and differential testing for clones. 665-676 - José Miguel Rojas
Code defenders: crowdsourcing effective tests and subtle mutants with a mutation testing game. 677-688 - August Shi, Suresh Thummalapenta, Shuvendu K. Lahiri, Nikolaj S. Bjørner, Jacek Czerwonka:
Optimizing test placement for module-level regression testing. 689-699 - Junjie Chen, Yanwei Bai, Dan Hao
Learning to prioritize test programs for compiler testing. 700-711
Research track: Defect prediction
- He Jiang, Xiaochen Li, Zijiang Yang, Jifeng Xuan
What causes my test alarm?: automatic cause analysis for test alarms in system and integration testing. 712-723
Research track: Formal methods
- Ivan Bocic, Tevfik Bultan:
Symbolic model extraction for web application verification. 724-734 - David Faitelson, Shmuel S. Tyszberowicz:
UML diagram refinement (focusing on class- and use case diagrams). 735-745
Research track: Software evolution
- Francisco Servant
Fuzzy fine-grained code-history analysis. 746-757 - Zheng Gao, Christian Bird, Earl T. Barr
To type or not to type: quantifying detectable bugs in JavaScript. 758-769 - Aleksander Fabijan
The evolution of continuous experimentation in software product development: from data to a data-driven organization at scale. 770-780
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