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Recovering Traceability Links Between Code and Documentation: a Retrospective

Antoniol et al., 2025

Document ID
11542294153322984798
Author
Antoniol G
Canfora G
Casazza G
De Lucia A
Merlo E
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering

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Software system documentation is almost always expressed informally in natural language and free text. Examples include requirement specifications, design documents, manual pages, system development journals, error logs, and related maintenance reports. In our …
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