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Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2019
[c14]Nahla J. Abid, Bonita Sharif
, Natalia Dragan, Hend Alrasheed, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Developer reading behavior while summarizing Java methods: size and context matters. ICSE 2019: 384-395- 2018
- [c13]Michael John Decker, Christian D. Newman, Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic, Nicholas A. Kraft:
A taxonomy of how method stereotypes change. ICSE (Companion Volume) 2018: 337-338 - [c12]Christian D. Newman, Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic, Michael John Decker, Drew T. Guarnera, Nahla J. Abid:
Automatically Generating Natural Language Documentation for Methods. DySDoc@ICSME 2018: 1-2 - [c11]Drew T. Guarnera, Michael L. Collard, Natalia Dragan, Jonathan I. Maletic, Christian D. Newman, Michael John Decker:
Automatically Redocumenting Source Code with Method and Class Stereotypes. DySDoc@ICSME 2018: 3-4 - [c10]Michael John Decker, Christian D. Newman, Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic, Nicholas A. Kraft:
[Research Paper] Which Method-Stereotype Changes are Indicators of Code Smells? SCAM 2018: 82-91 - 2017
- [c9]Nahla J. Abid, Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic:
The Evaluation of an Approach for Automatic Generated Documentation. ICSME 2017: 307-317 - 2015
- [c8]Nahla J. Abid, Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Using stereotypes in the automatic generation of natural language summaries for C++ methods. ICSME 2015: 561-565 - 2013
- [c7]Nouh Alhindawi, Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Improving Feature Location by Enhancing Source Code with Stereotypes. ICSM 2013: 300-309 - 2011
- [c6]Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Maen Hammad, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Using stereotypes to help characterize commits. ICSM 2011: 520-523 - [c5]Natalia Dragan:
Emergent laws of method and class stereotypes in object oriented software. ICSM 2011: 550-555 - 2010
- [c4]Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Automatic identification of class stereotypes. ICSM 2010: 1-10 - 2009
- [c3]Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Using method stereotype distribution as a signature descriptor for software systems. ICSM 2009: 567-570 - 2006
- [c2]Natalia Dragan, Michael L. Collard, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Reverse Engineering Method Stereotypes. ICSM 2006: 24-34 - 2005
- [c1]Olena Andriyevska, Natalia Dragan, Bonita Simoes, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Evaluating UML Class Diagram Layout based on Architectural Importance. VISSOFT 2005: 14-19
Informal and Other Publications
- 2019
- [i1]Nahla J. Abid, Bonita Sharif, Natalia Dragan, Hend Alrasheed, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Developer Reading Behavior While Summarizing Java Methods: Size and Context Matters. CoRR abs/1903.03358 (2019)
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