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Survey on static software vulnerability detection for source code
Static software vulnerability detection is mainly divided into two types according to different analysis objects: vulnerability detection for binary code and vulnerability detection for source code.
LI Zhen, WANG Zeli, JIN Hai, ZOU Deqing
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Classification feature sets for source code plagiarism detection in Java
In programming learning environments, the pressure of delivering many programming assignments makes plagiarism the easiest solution. This highly threatens the learning process; therefore, the need of an automatic, fast, and accurate detection of source ...
Eman Hosam +3 more
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Automated Assessment of Student Self-explanation During Source Code Comprehension
This paper presents a novel method to automatically assess self-explanations generated by students during code comprehension activities. The self-explanations are produced in the context of an online learning environment that asks students to freely ...
Jeevan Chapagain +4 more
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Retrieval-Based Transformer Pseudocode Generation
The comprehension of source code is very difficult, especially if the programmer is not familiar with the programming language. Pseudocode explains and describes code contents that are based on the semantic analysis and understanding of the source code ...
Anas Alokla +4 more
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Unleashing the power of pseudo-code for binary code similarity analysis
Code similarity analysis has become more popular due to its significant applicantions, including vulnerability detection, malware detection, and patch analysis. Since the source code of the software is difficult to obtain under most circumstances, binary-
Weiwei Zhang +3 more
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Explanation in Code Similarity Investigation
When using code similarity detection to uncover code plagiarism and collusion, the marker needs to determine whether any detected similarities might be the result of coincidence.
Oscar Karnalim, Simon
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Source Forager: A Search Engine for Similar Source Code
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Vineeth Kashyap +4 more
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LSTM Based Source Code Generation for Turkish Pseudo Code of Algorithm
Algorithmic thinking and programming abilities of students is controversial and popular issue in technological education programs in schools and universities.
Murat İnce
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Finding Similarities in Source Code Through Factorization
AbstractThe high availability of a huge number of documents on the Web makes plagiarism very attractive and easy. This plagiarism concerns any kind of document, natural language texts as well as more structured information such as programs. In order to cope with this problem, many tools and algorithms have been proposed to find similarities.
Chilowicz, Michel +2 more
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Identifying Source Code Reuse across Repositories Using LCS-Based Source Code Similarity [PDF]
Developers often reuse source files developed for another project. In order to update a reused file to a newer version released by the original project, developers have to track which revision of a file was reused and how its content was modified. However, such tracking is tedious for developers.
Naohiro Kawamitsu +5 more
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