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FSTTCS
2003
Springer
15 years 11 months ago
Moderately Hard Functions: From Complexity to Spam Fighting
A key idea in cryptography is using hard functions in order to obtain secure schemes. The theory of hard functions (e.g. one-way functions) has been a great success story, and the ...
Moni Naor
OOPSLA
2007
Springer
16 years 9 days ago
From developer's head to developer tests: characterization, theories, and preventing one more bug
Unit testing frameworks like JUnit are a popular and effective way to prevent developer bugs. We are investigating two ways of building on these frameworks to prevent more bugs wi...
David Saff
MSR
2009
ACM
15 years 10 months ago
On mining data across software repositories
Software repositories provide abundance of valuable information about open source projects. With the increase in the size of the data maintained by the repositories, automated ext...
Prasanth Anbalagan, Mladen A. Vouk
JSW
2008
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15 years 6 months ago
Change Prediction in Object-Oriented Software Systems: A Probabilistic Approach
An estimation of change-proneness of parts of a software system is an active topic in the area of software engineering. Such estimates can be used to predict changes to different c...
Ali R. Sharafat, Ladan Tahvildari
CSMR
2004
IEEE
15 years 10 months ago
Adaptation of Large-Scale Open Source Software - An Experience Report
Within a long-term distributed systems project we repeatedly stumbled across the well-known yet difficult question to either implement from scratch or comprehend and adapt existin...
Markus Pizka