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    BRTracer

    Fault localization using segmentation and stack-trace analysis

    This approach is proposed by Key Laboratory of High Confidence Software Technologies (Peking University). BRTracer is built on top of BugLocator (homepage: http://code.google.com/p/bugcenter/). Our goal is to propose a more accurate bug-report-oriented fault localization using segmentation and stack-trace analysis. Our empirical results indicate that BRTracer is able to significantly outperform BugLocator on all the tree software projects (i.e., Eclipse, AspectJ, SWT) used in our empirical...
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    ISES

    ISES(Integrated Support Environment for SFL)

    ISES(Integrated Support Environment for SFL)
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    SegTracer

    A new approach to bug-report-oriented fault localization.

    SegTracer is a new approach to bug-report-oriented fault localization using segmentation-based information retrieval(IR). In our approach, we divide each source file into a series of segments and use the most similar segment from each file to represent the file. By using one segment to represent a file, we are able to drop the noise that may exist in the other segments of the file.
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