Human Factors in the Study of Automatic Software Repair

Winter, Emily; Bowes, David; Counsell, Steve; Hall, Tracy; Haraldsson, Sæmundur Ó.; Nowack, Vesna; Woodward, John R.

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“…As far as possible, the workshop kept the traditional (physical) format, starting with an invited keynote given by Prof. Mark Harman, who described the use of SBSE [1] and Genetic Improvement [2] [11], within Facebook and future plans, including social testing [12] and Facebook calls for research proposals. This was followed by formal (albeit electronic only) presentations of papers, which are to be published in the ACM digital library [12,13,14,15,16,17]. (The keynote and all of the presentations were recorded and are available via YouTube https://youtu.be/GsNKCifm44A).…”

Section: Gi @ Icse 2020 Via Zoommentioning

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Genetic Improvement @ ICSE 2020

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Following Prof. Mark Harman of Facebook's keynote and formal presentations (which are recorded in the proceed- ings) there was a wide ranging discussion at the eighth inter- national Genetic Improvement workshop, GI-2020 @ ICSE (held as part of the International Conference on Software En- gineering on Friday 3rd July 2020). Topics included industry take up, human factors, explainabiloity (explainability, jus- tifyability, exploitability) and GI benchmarks. We also con- trast various recent online approaches (e.g. SBST 2020) to holding virtual computer science conferences and workshops via the WWW on the Internet without face to face interac- tion. Finally we speculate on how the Coronavirus Covid-19 Pandemic will a ect research next year and into the future.

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Section: Gi @ Icse 2020 Via Zoommentioning

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“…Dr. Winter [17] spoke of the need for more longitudinal and ethnographic research in industry, so as to more fully understand the organisational and human context of GI techniques' use, and potential barriers to their adoption.…”

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