Shinji Kusumoto -

Registered user since Sat 23 Feb 2019

Name:Shinji Kusumoto

Country:Japan

Affiliation:Osaka University

Contributions

MSR 2022	Author of Constructing Dataset of Functionally Equivalent Java Methods Using Automated Test Generation Techniques within the Data and Tool Showcase Track-track
ASE 2021	Author of JTDog: a Gradle Plugin for Dynamic Test Smell Detection within the Tool Demonstrations-track Author of On Tracking Java Methods with Git Mechanisms within the Journal-first Papers-track
ESEC/FSE 2021	Author of NIL: Large-Scale Detection of Large-Variance Clones within the Research Papers-track
ICPC 2020	Author of Improving the Accuracy of Spectrum-based Fault Localization for Automated Program Repair within the ERA-track Author of Staged Tree Matching for Detecting Code Move across Files within the ERA-track
MSR 2019	Author of Impacts of Daylight Saving Time on Software Development within the MSR 2019 Technical Papers-track Author of Beyond GumTree: A hybrid approach to generate edit scripts within the MSR 2019 Technical Papers-track
ICPC 2019	Committee Member in Program Committee within the ICPC 2019 Technical Research-track
MSR 2018	Author of A Study on Inappropriately Partitioned Commits --- How Much and What Kinds of IP Commits in Java Projects? --- within the Technical Papers-track
ICPC 2018	Author of Toward Refactoring Evaluation with Code Naturalness within the Technical Research-track Author of On the Naturalness of Auto-generated Code —Can We Identify Auto-Generated Code Automatically? within the Technical Research-track Author of Toward Introducing Automated Program Repair Techniques to Industrial Software Development within the Technical Research-track Author of Toward Introducing Automated Program Repair Techniques to Industrial Software Development within the Early Research Achievement-track Author of Toward Refactoring Evaluation with Code Naturalness within the Early Research Achievement-track Author of On the Naturalness of Auto-generated Code —Can We Identify Auto-Generated Code Automatically? within the Early Research Achievement-track