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Deficient documentation detection: a methodology to locate deficient project documentation using topic analysis
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Campbell, J., Chenlei, Z., Xu, Z., Hindle, Abram, Miller, J.
A project's documentation is the primary source of information for developers using that project. With hundreds of thousands of programming-related questions posted on programming Q&A websites, such as Stack Overflow, we question whether the developer-written documentation provides enough...
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2017
Aggarwal, K., Timbers, F., Rutgers, T., Hindle, Abram, Stroulia, E., Greiner, R.
Bug deduplication, ie, recognizing bug reports that refer to the same problem, is a challenging task in the software-engineering life cycle. Researchers have proposed several methods primarily relying on information-retrieval techniques. Our work motivated by the intuition that domain knowledge...
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2015
Aggarwal, K., Rutgers, T., Timbers, F., Hindle, Abram, Greiner, R., Stroulia, E.
In previous work by Alipour et al., a methodology was proposed for detecting duplicate bug reports by comparing the textual content of bug reports to subject-specific contextual material, namely lists of software-engineering terms, such as non-functional requirements and architecture keywords....