Tag: information retrieval
Information Retrieval (IR) is “finding material (usually documents) of an unstructured nature (usually text) that satisfies an information need from within large collections (usually stored on computers)” (Manning et al., 2008). I’ve done research on IR in software engineering since I started my PhD studies, and had an IR professor, Birger Larsen, in my PhD committee. In this tag I include also the broader concepts “information access” and “findability”.
TuneR: A Framework for Tuning Software Engineering Tools with Hands-on Instructions in R
Navigating Information Overload Caused by Automated Testing – A Clustering Approach in Multi-Branch Development
Recovering from a Decade: A Systematic Mapping of Information Retrieval Approaches to Software Traceability
A Replicated Study on Duplicate Detection: Using Apache Lucene to Search among Android Defects
Changes, Evolution and Bugs – Recommendation Systems for Issue Management
IR in Software Traceability: From a Bird’s Eye View
Analyzing Networks of Issue Reports
Evaluation of Traceability Recovery in Context: A Taxonomy for Information Retrieval Tools
