Statistical analysis of large sets of models

Babur, Önder

doi:10.1145/2970276.2975938

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“…Note that the number of clone pairs for NICAD-Ecore are extracted from the clone clusters (i.e. taking each pair in all the clusters), and differ slightly from the original clone pairs reported by NICAD-Ecore, which are 591 for Type B, and 1054 for Type C (see supplemental material 13 for the clone pair report of NICAD-Ecore). This is due to the fact that NICAD uses connected component analysis for building the clone clusters from pairs.…”

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“…We discuss here the underlying concepts of the SAMOS framework [13,27] inspired by information retrieval (IR) and machine learning (ML). IR deals with effectively indexing, analyzing, searching and comparing various forms of content including natural language text documents [28].…”

Section: Preliminaries: Information Retrieval Vector Space Model Clusteringmentioning

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“…The framework SAMOS (Statistical Analysis of MOdelS) is a state-ofthe-art tool for large-scale analysis of models [13]. It treats models as data, i.e.…”

Section: Using and Extending Samos For Clone Detectionmentioning

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“…We have taken an orthogonal approach by extending the SAMOS framework (Statistical Analysis of MOdelS) for model clone detection. SAMOS is a state-of-the-art tool for large-scale analysis of models [13]. We wish to exploit the underlying capabilities of the framework-incorporating information retrieval-based fragmentation, natural language processing, and statistical algorithms-for model clone detection.…”

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Metamodel clone detection with SAMOS

Babur

Cleophas

Brand

2019

Journal of Computer Languages

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Section: Preliminaries: Information Retrieval Vector Space Model Clusteringmentioning

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“…The framework SAMOS (Statistical Analysis of MOdelS) is a state-ofthe-art tool for large-scale analysis of models [13]. It treats models as data, i.e.…”

Section: Using and Extending Samos For Clone Detectionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Metamodel clone detection with SAMOS

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Cleophas

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2019

Journal of Computer Languages

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“…More research is needed on (1) finding the right chain of NLP tools applicable for models (in contrast with source code and documentation) and (2) reporting accuracies and disagreements between various tools (along the lines of the recent report in [9] for repository mining). c) Data Mining: Following the perspective of approaching MDE artefacts as data, we need scalable techniques to extract relevant units of information from models (features in data mining (DM) jargon), and to discover patterns including domain clusters, outliers/noise and clones (see example applications in [7], [8], [10]). To be able to analyse, explore and eventually make sense of the large datasets in MDE (e.g.…”

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