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Dynamic invariant detection for relational databases
Despite the many automated techniques that benefit from dynamic invariant detection, to date, none are able to capture and detect …
Jake Cobb
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James A. Jones
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Gregory M. Kapfhammer
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Mary Jean Harrold
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On the influence of multiple faults on coverage-based fault localization
This paper presents an empirical study on the effects of the quantity of faults on statistical, coverage-based fault localization …
Nicholas DiGiuseppe
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James A. Jones
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Bridging gaps between developers and testers in globally-distributed software development
One of the main challenges in distributed development is ensuring effective communication and coordination among the distributed teams. …
Mark Grechanik
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James A. Jones
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Alessandro Orso
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André van der Hoek
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CASI: preventing indirect conflicts through a live visualization
Software development is a collaborative activity that may lead to conflicts when changes are performed in parallel by several …
Francisco Servant
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James A. Jones
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André van der Hoek
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Toward Middleware-Based Online Application Migration
As an effective approach to maintain software system without interrupting the service, online migration has been applied for many …
Fang Deng
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Qianxiang Wang
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Jin Shao
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Enabling and enhancing collaborations between software development organizations and independent test agencies
While the use of independent test agencies is on the rise - currently estimated to be a $25B marketplace - there are a number of …
James A. Jones
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Mark Grechanik
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André van der Hoek
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Lightweight fault-localization using multiple coverage types
Lightweight fault-localization techniques use program coverage to isolate the parts of the code that are most suspicious of being …
Raul Santelices
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James A. Jones
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Yanbing Yu
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Mary Jean Harrold
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Rapid: Identifying Bug Signatures to Support Debugging Activities
Most existing fault-localization techniques focus on identifying and reporting single statements that may contain a fault. Even in …
Hwa-You Hsu
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James A. Jones
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Alessandro Orso
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An empirical study of the effects of test-suite reduction on fault localization
Fault-localization techniques that utilize information about all test cases in a test suite have been presented. These techniques use …
Yanbing Yu
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James Jones
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Mary Jean Harrold
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Debugging in Parallel
The presence of multiple faults in a program can inhibit the ability of fault-localization techniques to locate the faults. This …
James A. Jones
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James F. Bowring
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Mary Jean Harrold
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