Software Eng. Group | "Human"-ware Eng. Laboratory | Center for Information Technology, Ehime University
One professor (Prof.Aman), seven graduate students (1 doctor + 7 master) and ten undergraduates belong to this laboratory. We have been studying topics of software engineering, especially, the empirical data-oriented software development management and quality management. We also have been developing research-related tools.
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.
Our paper (authors: Mr.Yamanaka, Prof.Aman and Prof.Kawahara) was accepted for a presentation at The 27th Workshop of JSSST FOSE (FOSE2020).
Prof. Aman made his presentation at The 46th Euromicro Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA2020).
Our paper “A Method For Combining Personalized Bug Prediction Models Toward More Accurate Bug Prediction and Its Evaluation” (in Japanese) was accepted for publication in Computer Software (JSSST Journal).
Our paper “Empirical Study of Abnormality in Local Variables and Its Application to Fault‐Prone Java Method Analysis,” was published in Journal of Software: Evolution and Process.
Takuya Kawakami and Masanao Asato (our graduate school students) made their presentations at the SEA FORCE (Forum On Reliability of Computer softwarE) 15th workshop.