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Software engineers often need to identify and correct design defects, i.e., recurring design problems that hinder development and maintenance by making programs harder to comprehend and/or evolve. While detection of design defects is an actively researched area, their correction — mainly a manual and time-consuming activity — is yet to be extensively investigated for automation. In this paper, we...
As we are moving towards pervasive, ubiquitous and computing paradigm, the interest and research for context-aware systems have substantially taken interest over the past decade and has become the new era of anytime, anywhere and anything computing. Delivering acceptable services for the users requires services to be aware of their contexts and able to adapt automatically to their changing contexts...
The processing of complex data is admittedly among the major concerns of knowledge discovery from data (kdd). Indeed, a major part of the data worth analyzing is stored in relational databases and, since recently, on the Web of Data. This clearly underscores the need for Entity-Relationship and rdf compliant data mining (dm) tools. We are studying an approach to the underlying multi-relational data...
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