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Our paper “A Comparative Study of Vectorization Approaches for Detecting Inconsistent Method Names” (authors: Tomoya Minehisa, Hirohisa Aman, Tomoyuki Yokogawa, and Minoru Kawahara) was accepted for presentation at The 18th IEEE/ACIS International Virtual Conference on Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications (SERA2021).

New members joined our laboratory. New graduate Student: Mr. Takahashi. New undergraduates: Mr. Oshima, Mr. Kita, Mr. Takahashi, Mr. Ohara, and Mr. Kawai.

Our paper entitled “An Automated Evaluation of Variable Name Using Program Slicing and Doc2Vec” (in Japanese) was accepted for publication in JSSST Journal.

Our undergraduates (Mr. Shiota, Mr. Sogabe, Mr. Takaichi, Mr. Takahashi, and Mr. Minehisa) made their presentations on their bachelor theses.

Our master course students (Mr.Asato, Mr.Miyamoto, and Mr.Yamanaka) made their presentations on their master theses.

Mr. Asato (master course student) made his presentation at The 27th Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference (APSEC2020) ERA track.Paper title: “A Mahalanobis Distance-Based Integration of Suspicious Scores For Bug Localization” (authors: Mr.Asato, Prof.Aman, Prof.Kawahara, Prof.Amasaki and Prof.Yokogawa)

Mr. Yamanaka (master course student) won the best presentaion award (short paper session) at JSSST FOSE2020.

Our paper “A Method For Combining Personalized Bug Prediction Models Toward More Accurate Bug Prediction and Its Evaluation” (in Japanese) was published in Computer Software (JSSST Journal).

Out paper “A Mahalanobis Distance-Based Integration of Suspicious Scores For Bug Localization” (authors: Mr.Asato, Prof.Aman, Prof.Kawahara, Prof.Amasaki and Prof.Yokogawa) was accepted for a presentation at The 27th Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference (APSEC2020) ERA track.