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- Mehrdad Abdi, Serge Demeyer:
Test Transplantation through Dynamic Test Slicing. SCAM 2022: 35-39 - Boladji Vinny Adjibi
, Fatou Ndiaye Mbodji, Tegawendé F. Bissyandé, Kevin Allix, Jacques Klein:
The Devil is in the Details: Unwrapping the Cryptojacking Malware Ecosystem on Android. SCAM 2022: 153-163 - Daniel Atzberger, Nico Scordialo, Tim Cech
CodeCV: Mining Expertise of GitHub Users from Coding Activities. SCAM 2022: 143-147 - Gergö Balogh
First Steps towards a Methodology for Unified Graph's Discrepancy Analysis. SCAM 2022: 248-252 - Anushka Bhave
Deep Multimodal Architecture for Detection of Long Parameter List and Switch Statements using DistilBERT. SCAM 2022: 116-120 - Dave W. Binkley, Leon Moonen:
Assessing the Impact of Execution Environment on Observation-Based Slicing. SCAM 2022: 40-44 - Wouter Van den Brink, Marcus Gerhold, Vadim Zaytsev
Deriving Modernity Signatures for PHP Systems with Static Analysis. SCAM 2022: 181-185 - Jim Buffenbarger:
Building LLVM and GCC, with Amake. SCAM 2022: 170-175 - Mariano Ceccato, Banani Roy, Mohammad Ghafari:
Message from the General Chair and Program Co-Chairs SCAM 2022. SCAM 2022: ix-x - Ching-Chi Chuang, Luís Cruz
Removing dependencies from large software projects: are you really sure? SCAM 2022: 105-115 - Jens Dietrich
Flaky Test Sanitisation via On-the-Fly Assumption Inference for Tests with Network Dependencies. SCAM 2022: 264-275 - Daniel Domínguez-Álvarez, Alessandra Gorla, Juan Caballero:
On the Usage of Programming Languages in the iOS Ecosystem. SCAM 2022: 176-180 - Thomas Hirsch, Birgit Hofer
Pruning Boolean Expressions to Shorten Dynamic Slices. SCAM 2022: 1-11 - Aurel Ikama, Vincent Du, Philippe Belias, Biruk Asmare Muse, Foutse Khomh, Mohammad Hamdaqa:
Revisiting the Impact of Anti-patterns on Fault-Proneness: A Differentiated Replication. SCAM 2022: 56-65 - Hiroki Inayoshi, Shohei Kakei, Shoichi Saito:
Plug and Analyze: Usable Dynamic Taint Tracker for Android Apps. SCAM 2022: 24-34 - Judit Jász
An End-to-End Framework for Repairing Potentially Vulnerable Source Code. SCAM 2022: 242-247 - Ranjith Krishnamurthy
To what extent can we analyze Kotlin programs using existing Java taint analysis tools? SCAM 2022: 230-235 - Lile Lin, Zhiqiu Huang, Yaoshen Yu, Yapeng Liu:
Multi-Modal Code Summarization with Retrieved Summary. SCAM 2022: 132-142 - Niloofar Mansoor, Tukaram Muske, Alexander Serebrenik, Bonita Sharif
An Empirical Assessment on Merging and Repositioning of Static Analysis Alarms. SCAM 2022: 219-229 - Tukaram Muske, Alexander Serebrenik:
Classification and Ranking of Delta Static Analysis Alarms. SCAM 2022: 197-207 - Naelson Oliveira, Márcio Ribeiro, Rodrigo Bonifácio, Rohit Gheyi, Igor Wiese, Baldoino Fonseca:
Lint-Based Warnings in Python Code: Frequency, Awareness and Refactoring. SCAM 2022: 208-218 - Yunior Pacheco
Mining for Framework Instantiation Pattern Interplays. SCAM 2022: 121-131 - Idriss Riouak, Görel Hedin, Christoph Reichenbach
JFeature: Know Your Corpus. SCAM 2022: 236-241 - Alin-Petru Rosu
Towards the Detection of Hidden Familial Type Correlations in Java Code. SCAM 2022: 148-152 - Balázs Rózsa, Gábor Antal, Rudolf Ferenc:
Don't DIY: Automatically transform legacy Python code to support structural pattern matching. SCAM 2022: 164-169 - Qusay Idrees Sarhan, Árpád Beszédes:
Experimental Evaluation of A New Ranking Formula for Spectrum based Fault Localization. SCAM 2022: 276-280 - Stefan Schott
Benchmark Fuzzing for Android Taint Analyses. SCAM 2022: 12-23 - Mohammed Latif Siddiq
An Empirical Study of Code Smells in Transformer-based Code Generation Techniques. SCAM 2022: 71-82 - Manuel De Stefano, Fabiano Pecorelli, Dario Di Nucci
A preliminary evaluation on the relationship among architectural and test smells. SCAM 2022: 66-70 - Richárd Szalay, Zoltán Porkoláb:
Semi-Automatic Refactoring to C++20 Modules: A Semi-Success Story. SCAM 2022: 45-55
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