基于方法约束关系的代码预测模型

最新的研究表明,从大量源代码中提取代码特征,建立统计语言模型,对代码有着良好的预测能力。然而,现有的统计语言模型在建模时,往往采用代码中的文本信息作为特征词,对代码的语法结构信息利用不充分,预测准确率仍有提升空间。为提高代码预测性能,提出了方法的约束关系这一概念;在此基础上,研究Java对象的方法调用序列,抽象代码特征,构建统计语言模型来完成代码预测,并研究基于方法约束关系的代码预测模型在Java语言中的适用范围。实验表明,该方法较现有的模型提高了8%的准确率。

融合异构信息的自动国际疾病分类编码方法

针对自动国际疾病分类(ICD)编码中医学电子健康记录(EHR)的结构多样性以及编码间复杂的关联关系等特点,提出一种融合异构信息的自动ICD编码方法AIC-HI(Automatic ICD Coding integrating Heterogeneous Information)。首先,针对编码任务中结构化编码、半结构化描述、非结构化医学文本这3种异构数据的不同特性设计了多种特征提取器;其次,构建编码知识图谱拟合编码的层次结构关系,将不同分支间关联关系转化为包含头尾编码的三元组;再次,运用表征学习融合编码和描述信息计算标签特征;最后,通过注意力机制提取在非结构化文档中与编码标签最为相关的特征表示。实验结果表明,与次优的基线模型MARN(Multitask bAlanced and Recalibrated Network)相比,AIC-HI在真实临床数据集MIMIC-Ⅲ上所有编码的微观F1值提升了4.3个百分点。

CTCPPre: A prediction method for accepted pull requests in GitHub

As the popularity of open source projects,the volume of incoming pull requests is too large,which puts heavy burden on integrators who are responsible for accepting or rejecting pull requests.An accepted pull request prediction approach can help integrators by allowing them either to enforce an immediate rejection of code changes or allocate more resources to overcome the deficiency.In this paper,an approach CTCPPre is proposed to predict the accepted pull requests in GitHub.CTCPPre mainly considers code features of modified changes,text features of pull requests’description,contributor features of developers’previous behaviors,and project features of development environment.The effectiveness of CTCPPre on 28 projects containing 221096 pull requests is evaluated.Experimental results show that CTCPPre has good performances by achieving accuracy of 0.82,AUC of 0.76 and F1-score of 0.88 on average.It is compared with the state of art accepted pull request prediction approach RFPredict.On average across 28 projects,CTCPPre outperforms RFPredict by 6.64%,16.06%and 4.79%in terms of accuracy,AUC and F1-score,respectively.

A SEMI-OPEN-LOOP CODING MODE SELECTION ALGORITHM BASED ON EFM AND SELECTED AMR-WB+ FEATURES

To solve the problems of the AMR-WB+(Extended Adaptive Multi-Rate-WideBand) semi-open-loop coding mode selection algorithm,features for ACELP(Algebraic Code Excited Linear Prediction) and TCX(Transform Coded eXcitation) classification are investigated.11 classifying features in the AMR-WB+ codec are selected and 2 novel classifying features,i.e.,EFM(Energy Flatness Measurement) and stdEFM(standard deviation of EFM),are proposed.Consequently,a novel semi-open-loop mode selection algorithm based on EFM and selected AMR-WB+ features is proposed.The results of classifying test and listening test show that the performance of the novel algorithm is much better than that of the AMR-WB+ semi-open-loop coding mode selection algorithm.

A Predictor-Corrector Scheme for the Microscopic Depletion Solver of the COCAGNE Core Code

EDF R＆D is developing a new calculation scheme based on the transport-Simplified Pn （SPn） approach. The lattice code used is the deterministic code APOLLO2, developed at CEA. The core code is the code COCAGNE, developed at EDF R＆D. The latter can take advantage of a microscopic depletion solver expected to improve the treatment of spectral history effects. However, the direct use of the microscopic depletion solver is computationally very intensive because very small evolution steps （typically 100 MWd/t） are needed to reach a good accuracy, which is not always compatible with industrial applications. In order to reduce the calculation time associated with the use of the microscopic depletion solver, a predictor-corrector scheme has been implemented within COCAGNE. It enables the use of larger evolution steps, up to 1000 MWd/t. Tests show that the predictor-corrector procedure gives fairly accurate results while significantly reducing the calculation time.

Empirical analysis of network measures for predicting high severity software faults

Network measures are useful for predicting fault-prone modules. However, existing work has not distinguished faults according to their severity. In practice, high severity faults cause serious problems and require further attention. In this study, we explored the utility of network measures in high severity faultproneness prediction. We constructed software source code networks for four open-source projects by extracting the dependencies between modules. We then used univariate logistic regression to investigate the associations between each network measure and fault-proneness at a high severity level. We built multivariate prediction models to examine their explanatory ability for fault-proneness, as well as evaluated their predictive effectiveness compared to code metrics under forward-release and cross-project predictions. The results revealed the following:(1) most network measures are significantly related to high severity fault-proneness;(2) network measures generally have comparable explanatory abilities and predictive powers to those of code metrics; and(3) network measures are very unstable for cross-project predictions. These results indicate that network measures are of practical value in high severity fault-proneness prediction.