Kessel, 2023 - Google Patents
LASSO–an observatorium for the dynamic selection, analysis and comparison of softwareKessel, 2023
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Mining software repositories at the scale of “big code”(ie, big data) is a challenging activity. As well as finding a suitable software corpus and making it programmatically accessible through an index or database, researchers and practitioners have to establish an efficient …
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