How helpful are user-provided logs in bug reports? Checkout our EMSE paper! Shaowei Wang "Demystifying the Challenges and Benefits of Analyzing User-Reported Logs in Bug Reports" petertsehsun.github.io/papers/logs-in…

We have two log papers accepted in TSE! Congrats to my students An Ran Chen and Steve Locke 😊 In the first paper, An Ran Chen statically analyze logs to uncover execution paths to assist bug localization Shaowei Wang petertsehsun.github.io/papers/Pathide…

761 papers! Dr. Daniela Damian and I are happy to report that ICSE got a record number of submissions for the technical track. As usual, almost all papers were submitted in the last hours before the deadline. A big "thank you" to all authors!

Introducing Pathdreamer, a new world model that generates high-resolution 360º visual observations of areas of a building unseen by a navigational agent in order to help better predict how to successfully navigate the space. Learn more at goo.gle/3o37ncR

To train the next generation of PC members, MSR is calling for shadow PC participation (bit.ly/3iDJMvt). Please apply (forms.gle/xaxp2vAEmrqJyr…) by **December 1, 2021**

Announcing Uncertainty Baselines, a collection of high-quality implementations of standard state-of-the-art deep learning methods for a variety of tasks that help research on uncertainty and robustness to be more reproducible. Read more and get the code ↓ goo.gle/3vc7G6s

You can still show your interest in participating in the MSR 2025 virtual hackathon (by today if possible, but we will accept entries until November 11th) conf.researchr.org/track/msr-2022… Add a new tool (GrimoireLab) to your toolbox, do some research, and have fun!

Microsoft Research Summit workshops offer a chance to learn from researchers & interact with the broader community. There are workshops in all 3 broadcast regions, & topics range from AI at scale to digital agriculture. Register in the session scheduler: aka.ms/AAe3r1u

Everyone, early heads up to participate in Fall 2021 event of CSER. It is fully virtual and free. Registration is now open: : forms.gle/xFCse6PX6NMNwW… Details of CSER Fall 2021 event: cser.ca/2021f Shurui Zhou Gias Uddin

There is still plenty of time to prepare and finalize your IEEE SANER industry paper! Get your chance to share your work, (hopefully) visit #Hawaii, and extend your work at the Journal of Systems and Software industry track! Abstract deadline: Nov 11; Full paper deadline: Nov 18! cc: Marcus Ciolkowski

End of a great CSER Fall 2021 event. Thanks to all the speakers and attendees. The SE research community in Canada is amazing, strong, and growing. Gias Uddin Shurui Zhou Dr. Kelly Lyons (she/her) Hausi Müller, Marin Litoiu

(3/4) However, life without diversity and risks is very sad. So keep doing what you believe in. The ultimate goal is not acceptance, though be appreciative when it happens. Publishing at ICSE is simply one way to share your work and there are many other ways to do that.

You don't need a Ph.D. to learn deep learning. All you need is a little Python experience and to read Deep Learning for Coders with fastai and PyTorch! Jeremy Howard and Sylvain Gugger are who I learned DL from, so I can't recommend it highly enough!

1/2 Two emsejournal presentations accepted ICSE! Hopefully can be my students' first in-person conference🤧djaekim An Ran Chen Paper1: "the secret life of test smells" studies why developers address test smells in project evolution Jinqiu Yang petertsehsun.github.io/papers/TestSme…

2/2 Paper2: "Demystifying the Challenges and Benefits of Analyzing User-Reported Logs in Bug Reports" We study how useful logs in bug reports are in locating buggy files petertsehsun.github.io/papers/logs-in… Shaowei Wang

📢📢📢 #ASE2022 So glad to announce that #ASE2022 registration is now open! More details: conf.researchr.org/attending/ase-… Feel free to let us know if you have any issues during the registration process 👍

Congrats to my PhD student An Ran Chen on his ASE 2024 paper! We evaluated using code and coverage change between the fault-inducing commit and its prior commit for fault localization. Full paper can be found: petertsehsun.github.io/papers/ase2022…

Two research talks on "Demystifying Early Test Termination Due to Assertion Failure" and "History-Driven Fuzzing for Deep Learning Libraries" are presented now at #SCERspr23.