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Investigating Order Information in API-Usage Patterns: A Benchmark and Empirical Study
2018
Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Software Technologies
Many approaches have been proposed for learning Application Programming Interface (API) usage patterns from code repositories. Depending on the underlying technique, the mined patterns may (1) be strictly sequential, (2) consider partial order between method calls, or (3) not consider order information. Understanding the trade-offs between these pattern types with respect to real code is important in many applications (e.g. code recommendation or misuse detection). In this work, we present a
doi:10.5220/0006839000910102
dblp:conf/icsoft/CerganiPNM18
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