Background: Automated Intelligent Toolchains are widely used in software engineering to deploy automated program repair techniques, or in software security to identify vulnerabilites. Overall Research Problem: Most studies with automated intelligent tool-chains report uncertainty and evaluations only of the individual components of the chain. How do we calculate the uncertainty and error propagation on the overall automated toolchain? Approach: I plan to replicate research case studies to collect data and design a methodology to reconstruct the overall correctness metrics of the toolchains, or identifying missing variables. Further confirmatory experiments with humans will be performed. Finally, I will implement an artifact to automate the overall assessment of automated toolchains. Current Status: A preliminary validation of published studies showed promising results.
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10:30 30mDoctoral symposium paper | Leveraging Artificial Intelligence on Binary Code Comprehension Doctoral Symposium Yifan Zhang Vanderbilt University | ||
11:00 30mDoctoral symposium paper | Assessment of Automated (Intelligent) Toolchains Doctoral Symposium Aurora Papotti Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam | ||
11:30 30mDoctoral symposium paper | Extraction and Management of Rationale Doctoral Symposium Mouna Dhaouadi University of Montreal |