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Inferring Performance Bug Patterns from Developer Commits
2020
Zenodo
Performance bugs, i.e., program source code that is unnecessarily inefficient, have received significant attention by the research community in recent years. A number of empirical studies have investigated how these bugs differ from "ordinary" bugs that cause functional deviations and several approaches to aid their detection, localization, and removal have been proposed. Many of these approaches focus on certain subclasses of performance bugs, e.g., those resulting from redundant computations
doi:10.5281/zenodo.3598077
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