Next Generation of Mining Software Repositories '14
(Pre-FSE 2014 Event) Nov 15–16. HKUST, Hong Kong
(Pre-FSE 2014 Event) Nov 15–16. HKUST, Hong Kong
Program at a glance
| DAY 1 | |
| 14:00-17:00 | Hiking @ Dragon's back (meet at 2PM @Redbird. See Map.) |
| DAY 2 @ Council Chamber | |
| 08:40 | Check-in |
| 09:00 | Opening
Session Chairs: Sung Kim/Thomas Zimmermann/Ahmed E. Hassan/Yasutaka Kamei |
| 09:05-10:20 | Session I [Mining Insight]
Session Chairs: Sung Kim/Thomas Zimmermann |
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Thomas Zimmermann Insight 2.0: Beyond the
Repository Jim Whitehead On the Limits of Software Repository Mining Earl T. Barr Opening New Mines: Next Generation Data Sources |
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| 10:20 | Coffee break I |
| 10:50-12:30 | Session II [Mining Action]
Session Chair: Mijung Kim |
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Lin Tan Making Mining Results Actionable! Emerson Murphy-Hill Mining Software to Enable Adaptive IDEs Yasutaka Kamei The impact of supercomputers on MSR David Lo What's Old, What's New, and What's Useful: Personalized Observatory of Software Development Gems and Perils |
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| 12:30 | Lunch |
| 14:00-15:15 | Session III [Mining Infra/Tools & Mobile]
Session Chair: Yida Tao |
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Andreas Zeller
Mining Apps for Abnormal Information Flow
Mike Godfrey On the importance of stamp collecting Mei Nagappan Next Generation Challenges faced by Mobile App - Developers |
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| 15:15-16:20 | Poster Session & Coffee break II |
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Jindae Kim, HKUST Change Genes: Fundamental Elements of Composable Changes Mijung Kim, HKUST SERF: Selecting Error-Revealing Failing Tests Miltos Allamanis, Uni. of Edinburgh Mining and understanding developer factions by their adherence to coding conventions Nicole Novielli, University of Bari Towards Discovering the Role of Emotions in Stack Overflow Fuxiang Chen, HKUST Crowd Debugging Xiaodong Gu, HKUST What parts of your apps are loved by users? JC Nam, HKUST Self-Training Based Defect Prediction Xin Yang, NAIST Categorizing Code Review Result with Social Networks |
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| 16:20-17:35 | Session IV [Repositories]
Session Chair: Fuxiang Chen |
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Reid Holmes Deriving Knowledge from Informal
Online Source Code Resources Katsuro Inoue Challenges in Mining Whole Software Universe Tao Xie Towards Mining Software Repositories Research that Matters |
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| 18:00 | Dinner |
Team
| Organizers | |
| Web Master | |
| Fuxiang Chen (HKUST) | |
| Staff | |
| Candy Law (HKUST) | |
Sponsors
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Welcome to the official website of the Next Generation of MSR 2014!
Over the past decade, the MSR community has grown at a tremendous rate. The impact of MSR on software research and practice is already visible, which is breath-taking for one of Software Engineering's youngest sub-fields.
As we prepare for another decade of MSR successes and challenges, it is important to step back and reflect on viable future directions for MSR: What are the next grand challenges? What are promising data sources? How can we enable stronger adoption of our research?
To address these issues, we have invited top researchers and they will give a short talk about next MSR challenges and promising research directions. After each talk, they will lead the discussion with participants.
Venue @ Council Chamber (7th Floor, Rm 7336, Use Lift 13-15)
Map (click for a larger map)
Hiking @ Dragon's back (15 Nov, Sat 2PM)
The Dragon's Back was hailed by Time Magazine as Asia's best urban hike: "This is the city´s finest and most surprising ramble... The glory of it all is that you're so close to the city, but could hardly feel further away."http://www.walkhongkong.com/guidedhikeshongkong/dragonsbackhike.html
