TA-RE: An Exchange Language for Mining Software Repositories

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    1. TA-RE 1 : An Exchange Language for Mining Software Repositories Sunghun Kim, Thomas Zimmermann , Miryung Kim, Ahmed Hassan, Audris Mockus, Tudor Girba, Martin Pinzger, E. James Whitehead, Jr., and Andreas Zeller 1 TA-RE is a Korean word and means “group” or “cluster”.
    2. Software repositories have been getting a lot of attention... , but Extraction Intermediate Data Analysis SCM Repository
    3. Software repositories have been getting a lot of attention..., but Analysis SCM Repository Extraction requires a non-trivial effort Extracted data depend on the heuristics Difficult to reproduce existing repository mining results Extraction Intermediate Data
    4. Our proposal TA-RE Corpus: Extracted Data transactions changes snapshots nature counts references Change statistic Change pattern analysis Origin analysis Co-change analysis Code clone analysis Bug prediction
    5. TA-RE is a work in progress
      • Future work
        • Finalize the exchange language
        • Extract data in TA-RE exchange language
      • Contributions and discussions are welcome
      • TA-RE Working Group
        • http://TaRe.dforge.cse.ucsc.edu
        • [email_address]
    6. TA-RE is a work in progress
      • Future work
        • Finalize the exchange language
        • Extract data in TA-RE exchange language
      • Contributions and discussions are welcome
      • TA-RE Working Group
        • http://TaRe.dforge.cse.ucsc.edu
        • [email_address]
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