Data Mining Behavioral Transitions in Open Source Repositories

Robinson, William; Deng, Tianjie

doi:10.1109/hicss.2015.622

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“…New data can then be allocated to the existing clusters or used to continuously refine and redefine the existing clusters. In software assessment, clustering can be used to identify common patterns among developers in order to steer development guidelines and training focus [109,150]. Clustering can even be used for directed data mining tasks, depending on the similarity of the data items in each cluster with regard to a target characteristic, which determines the ability of the identified clusters to separate the possible values of the target characteristic.…”

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Developer-Centric Software Assessment

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would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge their contributions and thank them for their support throughout the last couple of years. People are listed in no particular order.First, I would like to thank my mentors and advisors, Prof. Dr. Jens Grabowski and Prof. Dr. Stephan Waack, for their continued support, insightful comments and valuable suggestions. Their knowledge and ideas contributed a lot to the results of this thesis and to my personal growth throughout the years. They provided numerous opportunities for personal and professional development and I am very grateful for all the experience and knowledge I gathered as a result.My colleagues in Göttingen always provided an enjoyable, supporting, and scientifically inspiring work environment:

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Section: Undirected Data Miningmentioning

confidence: 99%