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Research
Latest papers
Automatic prediction of rejected edits in Stack Overflow.
Empirical software engineering · 2023 · senior author
Latest funding
- $118,000
SciClone: A Scientific Workflow based approach for studying the change, similarity and redundancy in Software
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $25,000
A framework for studying and predicting bug propagation through code cloning for mobile apps
NSERC · 2019 · Principal investigator
- $25,000
Code reviewer recommendation based on cross-project and technology experience
NSERC · 2015 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Automatic prediction of rejected edits in Stack Overflow.
Mondal S, Uddin G, Roy C
SciClone: A Scientific Workflow based approach for studying the change, similarity and redundancy in Software
Principal investigators: Roy, Chanchal
Keywords: software changes; software analytics; software clones; software maintenance and evolution; mining software repositories; empirical software engineering; scientific workflow management systems; reproducibility in software engineering; software quality; software engineering
A framework for studying and predicting bug propagation through code cloning for mobile apps
Principal investigators: Roy, Chanchal
Code reviewer recommendation based on cross-project and technology experience
Principal investigators: Roy, ChanchalKumar
Change, Similarity and Redundancy in Software**
Principal investigators: Roy, ChanchalKumar
A Simple, Efficient and Robust Code Completion System for ESTI Development Environment
Principal investigators: Roy, ChanchalKumar
Change, Similarity and Redundancy in Software
Principal investigators: Roy, Chanchal
Change, similarity and redundancy in software systems
Principal investigators: Roy, ChanchalKumar
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