Much of what is written about a software project is soon forgotten. Software repositories are full of valuable information about the project: Bug descriptions, check-in messages, email and newsgroup archives, specifications, design documents, product documentation, and product support logs contain a wealth of information that can potentially help software developers resolve crucial questions about the history, rationale, and future plans for source code. For a variety of reasons, developers rarely turn to these resources when trying to answer these questions. We are building a full-text search that encompasses multiple repositories. To effectively implement full-text search in the absence of hyperlinks we propose detecting textual allusions...
It is well known that maintenance is the most expensive stage of the software life cycle. Most large...
ii Many approaches have been developed to comprehend software source code, most of them focusing on ...
International audienceBackground: Software development results in the production of various types of...
Contains the supplementary material for the paper "Characterizing Task-Relevant Information in Natur...
Software repositories, such as source code, email archives, and bug databases, contain unstructured ...
The information that a developer seeks to aid in the completion of a task typically exists across di...
To answer an information need while performing a software task, a software developer sometimes has t...
Documents written in natural languages constitute a major part of the artifacts produced during the ...
The discovery of software artifacts (files, documents, and datasets) relevant to a change request, c...
Software maintenance and evolution make up a considerable portion of the time and effort spent durin...
One of the most successful applications of textual analysis in software engineering is the use of in...
In this dissertation, the researcher investigated how to promote knowledge creation and sharing amon...
Software system documentation is almost always expressed informally in natural language and free tex...
Abstract—During software development and evolution, the com-munication among stakeholders is one of ...
It is well known that maintenance is the most expensive stage of the software life cycle. Most large...
ii Many approaches have been developed to comprehend software source code, most of them focusing on ...
International audienceBackground: Software development results in the production of various types of...
Contains the supplementary material for the paper "Characterizing Task-Relevant Information in Natur...
Software repositories, such as source code, email archives, and bug databases, contain unstructured ...
The information that a developer seeks to aid in the completion of a task typically exists across di...
To answer an information need while performing a software task, a software developer sometimes has t...
Documents written in natural languages constitute a major part of the artifacts produced during the ...
The discovery of software artifacts (files, documents, and datasets) relevant to a change request, c...
Software maintenance and evolution make up a considerable portion of the time and effort spent durin...
One of the most successful applications of textual analysis in software engineering is the use of in...
In this dissertation, the researcher investigated how to promote knowledge creation and sharing amon...
Software system documentation is almost always expressed informally in natural language and free tex...
Abstract—During software development and evolution, the com-munication among stakeholders is one of ...
It is well known that maintenance is the most expensive stage of the software life cycle. Most large...
ii Many approaches have been developed to comprehend software source code, most of them focusing on ...
International audienceBackground: Software development results in the production of various types of...