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  Utilising ontology-based modelling for learning content management 

  Pahl C; Javed M; Abgaz YM (AACE, 2010)

  Learning content management needs to support a variety of open, multi-format Web-based software applications. We propose multidimensional, model-based semantic annotation as a way to support the management of access to and ...
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  Do feelings matter? On the correlation of affects and the self-assessed productivity in software engineering 

  Graziotin D; Wang X; Abrahamsson P (2014)

  Background: software engineering research (SE) lacks theory and methodologies for addressing human aspects in software development. Development tasks are undertaken through cognitive processing activities. Affects (emotions, ...
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  Exploiting multiple action types in recommender systems 

  Gurbanov T; Ricci F (CEUR-WS.org, 2017)

  Implicit feedback recommender systems provide personalized suggestions for items that are predicted to be of interest to the user, by collecting online users' activity and inferring from it users' preferences. While the ...
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  Adding context to Knowledge and Action Bases 

  Calvanese D; Ceylan I; Montali M; Santoso A (arXiv.org e-Print archive, 2014)

  Knowledge and Action Bases (KABs) have been recently proposed as a formal framework to capture the dynamics of systems which manipulate Description Logic (DL) Knowledge Bases (KBs) through action execution. In this work, ...
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  Inconsistency-tolerant instance checking in tractable description logics 

  Peñaloza R (Springer, 2017)

  Research on inconsistency-tolerant query answering usually assumes that the terminological knowledge is correct, and only the facts (ABox) need to be repaired. In this paper we study the problem of answering instance queries ...
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  SEON: A Software Engineering Ontology Network 

  Ruy F; Falbo RA; Barcellos MP; Costa SD; Guizzardi G (Springer-Verlag, 2016)

  Software Engineering (SE) is a wide domain, where ontologies are useful instruments for dealing with Knowledge Management (KM) related problems. When SE ontologies are built and used in isolation, some problems remain, in ...
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  Patterns of developers behaviour: A 1000-hour industrial study 

  Astromskis S; Bavota G; Janes A; Russo B; Di Penta M (2017)

  Monitoring developers’ activity in the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and, in general, in their working environment, can be useful to provide context to recommender systems, and, in perspective, to develop smarter ...
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  Using a Well-Founded Multi-level Theory to Support the Analysis and Representation of the Powertype Pattern in Conceptual Modeling 

  Carvalho VA; Almeida JPA; Guizzardi G (Springer-Verlag, 2016)

  Multi-level conceptual modeling addresses the representation of subject domains dealing with multiple classification levels. In such domains, the occurrence of situations in which instances of a type are specializations ...
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  CodeTube: Extracting relevant fragments from software development video tutorials 

  Ponzanelli L; Bavota G; Mocci A; Di Penta M; Oliveto R; Russo B; Haiduc S; Lanza M (IEEE Computer Society, 2016)

  Nowadays developers heavily rely on sources of informal documentation, including Q&A forums, slides, or video tutorials, the latter being particularly useful to provide introductory notions for a piece of technology. ...
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  TED Conference on e-Government (TCGOV-2005) : electronic democracy: the challenge ahead ; international conference jointly organized by TED Working Group of the European Science Foundation, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Municipality of Bozen-Bolzano, IFIP Working Group 8.5 ; March 2 - 4, 2005, Bozen-Bolzano, Italy ; Poster proceedings 

  Boehlen M; Gemper J; Polasek W; Wimmer M (Universitätsverlag Rudolf Trauner, 2005)
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  Combining Production Systems and Ontologies 

  Rezk MI; Nutt W (Springer, 2011)

  Production systems are an established paradigm in knowledge representation, while ontologies are widely used to model and reason about the domain of an application. Description logics, underlying for instance the Web ...
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  Preface to the special issue on personality in personalized systems 

  Tkalcic M; Quercia D; Graf S (SPRINGER, 2016)

  This special issue presents a snapshot of the state-of-the-art in the unobtrusive acquisition of personality and its usage across a diverse range of personalization applications.
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  Query Quality Prediction and Reformulation for Source Code Search: The Refoqus Tool 

  Haiduc S; De Rosa G; Bavota G; Oliveto R; De Lucia A; Marcus A (IEEE, 2013)

  Developers search source code frequently during their daily tasks, to find pieces of code to reuse, to find where to implement changes, etc. Code search based on text retrieval (TR) techniques has been widely used in the ...
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  An Analysis of issues against the adoption of Dynamic Carpooling 

  Graziotin D (2013)

  Using a private car is a transportation system very common in industrialized countries. However, it causes different problems such as overuse of oil, traffic jams causing earth pollution, health problems and an inefficient ...
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  SCOTCH: Test-to-Code Traceability using Slicing and Conceptual Coupling 

  Qusef A; Bavota G; Oliveto R; De Lucia A; Binkley D (IEEE, 2011)

  Maintaining traceability links between unit tests and tested classes is an important factor for effectively managing the development and evolution of software systems. Exploiting traceability links helps in program ...
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  Blending Evidence and Users for TEL: An Overture 

  Di Mascio T; Gennari R; Vittorini P (Springer, 2013)

  TERENCE is an adaptive learning system for reasoning about stories with children having deep text comprehension problems. It develops reading interventions in the form of smart games for stimulating the text comprehension ...
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  Mining Version Histories for Detecting Code Smells 

  Palomba F; Bavota G; Di Penta M; Oliveto R; De Lucia A; Poshyvanyk D (2015)

  Code smells are symptoms of poor design and implementation choices that may hinder code comprehension, and possibly increase change- and fault-proneness. While most of the detection techniques just rely on structural ...
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  Knowledge engineering for configuration systems 

  Friedrich G; Jannach D; Stumptner M; Zanker M (Elsevier, 2014)

  Developing a product configuration system is a non-trivial and challenging task for various reasons. First, the domain knowledge which has to be encoded into the system is often spread over several departments or functions ...
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  Playing for Improving the Reading Comprehension Skills of Primary School Poor Comprehenders 

  De la Prieta Pintado F; Di Mascio T; Gennari R; Marenzi I; Vittorini P (CEUR, 2012)

  TERENCE is an FP7 ICT European project , highly multidisciplinary, that is developing an adaptive learning system for supporting poor comprehenders and their educators. Its learning material are stories and games, explicitly ...
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  The Evolution of Project Inter-dependencies in a Software Ecosystem: The Case of Apache 

  Bavota G; Canfora G; Di Penta M; Oliveto R; Panichella S (IEEE, 2013)

  Software ecosystems consist of multiple software projects, often interrelated each other by means of dependency relations. When one project undergoes changes, other projects may decide to upgrade the dependency. For example, ...

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