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How ReadMe files are structured in open source Java projects by Liu, Yuyang, Noei, Ehsan, Lyons, Kelly

“… We investigate and compare ReadMe files of open source Java projects on GitHub in order to (i) determine the degree to which ReadMe files are aligned with the official guidelines, (ii…”
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On the Nature of Merge Conflicts: A Study of 2,731 Open Source Java Projects Hosted by GitHub by Ghiotto, Gleiph, Murta, Leonardo, Barros, Marcio, van der Hoek, Andre

“…When multiple developers change a software system in parallel, these concurrent changes need to be merged to all appear in the software being developed…”
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An Empirical Study of Software Refactorings in Real-World Open-Source Java Projects by Nyirongo, Bridget, Jiang, Yanjie, Niu, Nan, Liu, Hui

“… To this end, in this paper, we present a large-scale empirical study on software refactorings in real-world open-source Java projects…”
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Understanding semi-structured merge conflict characteristics in open-source Java projects by Accioly, Paola, Borba, Paulo, Cavalcanti, Guilherme

“…Empirical studies show that merge conflicts frequently occur, impairing developers’ productivity, since merging conflicting contributions might be a demanding…”
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JLeaks: A Featured Resource Leak Repository Collected From Hundreds of Open-Source Java Projects by Liu, Tianyang, Ji, Weixing, Dong, Xiaohui, Yao, Wuhuang, Wang, Yizhuo, Liu, Hui, Peng, Haiyang, Wang, Yuxuan

“…High-quality defect repositories are vital in defect detection, local-ization, and repair. However, existing repositories collected from open-source projects…”
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Analyzing conflict predictors in open-source Java projects by Accioly, Paola, Borba, Paulo, Silva, Léuson, Cavalcanti, Guilherme

“…In collaborative development environments integration conflicts occur frequently. To alleviate this problem, different awareness tools have been proposed to…”
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Code Reuse in Stack Overflow and Popular Open Source Java Projects by Lotter, Adriaan, Licorish, Sherlock A., Savarimuthu, Bastin Tony Roy, Meldrum, Sarah

“…Solutions provided in Question and Answer (Q&A) websites such as Stack Overflow are regularly used in Open Source Software (OSS). However, many developers are…”
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Understanding Semi-structured Merge Conflict Characteristics in Open-Source Java Projects (Journal-First Abstract) by Accioly, Paola, Borba, Paulo, Cavalcanti, Guilherme

“…In a collaborative development environment, tasks are commonly assigned to developers working independent from each other. As a result, when trying to…”
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Improving Logging Prediction on Imbalanced Datasets: A Case Study on Open Source Java Projects by Sureka, Ashish, Lal, Sangeeta, Sardana, Neetu

“…Logging is an important yet tough decision for OSS developers. Machine-learning models are useful in improving several steps of OSS development, including…”
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Two Level Empirical Study of Logging Statements in Open Source Java Projects by Lal, Sangeeta, Sardana, Neetu, Sureka, Ashish

“…Log statements present in source code provide important information to the software developers because they are useful in various software development…”
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An Inconvenient Truth in Software Engineering? The Environmental Impact of Testing Open Source Java Projects by Zaidman, Andy

“…As we have come to rely on software systems in our daily lives, we have a clear expectation about the reliability of these systems. To ensure this reliability,…”
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Unsupervised Machine Learning for Effective Code Smell Detection: A Novel Method by Gupta, Ruchin, Kumar, Narendra, Kumar, Sunil, Kumar Seth, Jitendra

“…The quality of source code is negatively impacted by code smells. Since the term "code smell" originated, numerous attempts have been made to comprehend it by…”
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How They Relate and Leave: Understanding Atoms of Confusion in Open-Source Java Projects by Pinheiro, Oton, Rocha, Lincoln, Viana, Windson

“…). In this study, we empirically investigated the effects of ACs in the software development lifecycle of 21 open-source Java projects…”
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Discovering smell relations between temporary field and design smells: an empirical analysis by Gupta, Ruchin

“…Code smells have an adverse impact on the quality of source code. Martin Fowler initially identified a set of 22 code smells. Since the term "code smell",…”
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On the Nature of Code Cloning in Open-Source Java Projects by Golubev, Yaroslav, Bryksin, Timofey

“…Code cloning plays a very important role in open-source software engineering. The presence of clones within a project may indicate a need for refactoring, and…”
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An Empirical Study on Method-Level Performance Evolution in Open-Source Java Projects by Shahedi, Kaveh, Gyambrah, Nana, Li, Heng, Lamothe, Maxime, Khomh, Foutse

“… We conducted a large-scale empirical study analyzing performance evolution in 15 mature open-source Java projects hosted on GitHub…”
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Prediction Of Accuracy On Open Source Java Projects Using Class Level Refactoring by Patnaik, Archana, Panigrahi, Rasmita, Padhy, Neelamadhab

“… We have considered 30 code metrics from 3 open source java projects by using different framework like antlr4,junit and oryx at the class level and predict its accuracy using different machine learning classifiers…”
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Automatic Categorization with Deep Neural Network for Open-Source Java Projects by Anh Tuan Nguyen, Nguyen, Tien N.

“…In this work, we introduce a Deep Neural Network model for automated software categorization. The model is ableto form high-level concepts from low-level code…”
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Analyzing the evolution of testing library usage in open source Java projects by Zerouali, Ahmed, Mens, Tom

“… We empirically analysed the usage of eight testing-related libraries in 4,532 open source Java projects hosted on GitHub…”
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File cloning in open source Java projects: The good, the bad, and the ugly by Ossher, J., Sajnani, H., Lopes, C.

“…We present a study of the extent to which developers copy entire files or sets of files into their applications with little or no modification. Our aim is to…”
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