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Name:Alexander Pretschner
Country:Germany
Affiliation:TU Munich

Contributions

A-MOST 2021 Committee Member in Steering Committee within the A-MOST 2021-track
AST 2021 Committee Member in Program Committee within the AST 2021-track
SEAMS 2021 Author of Run-time Reasoning from Uncertain Observations with Subjective Logic in Multi-Agent Self-Adaptive Cyber-Physical Systems within the SEAMS 2021-track
ESEC/FSE 2021 Author of How Can Manual Testing Processes Be Optimized? Developer Survey, Optimization Guidelines, and Case Studies within the Industry Papers-track
ISSTA 2021 Author of Empirically Evaluating Readily Available Information for Regression Test Optimization in Continuous Integration within the Technical Papers-track
ASE 2020 Author of Automated Implementation of Windows-related Security-Configuration Guides within the Research Papers-track
ICSE 2022 Author of Unreliable Test Infrastructures in Automotive Testing Setups within the SEIP - Software Engineering in Practice-track
Author of Build System Aware Multi-language Regression Test Selection in Continuous Integration within the SEIP - Software Engineering in Practice-track
Author of FuzzTastic: A Fine-grained, Fuzzer-agnostic Coverage Analyzer within the DEMO - Demonstrations-track
MODELS 2020 Committee Member in Steering Committee
ICST 2020 Author of Can We Predict the Quality of Spectrum-based Fault Localization? within the Research Papers-track
SEAMS 2020 Author of Knowledge Aggregation with Subjective Logic in Multi-Agent Self-Adaptive Cyber-Physical Systems within the SEAMS 2020-track
ISSTA 2019 Author of Failure Clustering Without Coverage within the Technical Papers-track
ICPC 2019 Author of Learning a Classifier for Prediction of Maintainability based on Static Analysis Tools within the ICPC 2019 Technical Research-track
* ICSE 2018 * Author of Poster W43: Pairika: A failure diagnosis benchmark for C++ programs within the Posters -track
Author of Aletheia: A Failure Diagnosis Toolchain within the DEMO - Demonstrations -track