Source code clone detection, which can identify code fragments with similar functions, plays a significant role in software development and quality assurance. Existing methods either extract single syntactic or semantic information, or ignore the ass...
Source code clones are common in software development as part of reuse practice. However, they are also often a source of errors compromising software maintainability. The existing work on code clone detection mainly focuses on clones in a single pro...
Code clone detection is an important research topic in the field of software engineering. It is significant in developing software and solving software infringement disputes to discover code clone phenomenon effectively in and between software system...
Code cloning is a common practice in software development, where developers reuse existing code to accelerate programming speed and enhance work efficiency. Existing clone-detection methods mainly focus on code clones within a single programming lang...
Code duplication, commonly referred to as code cloning, is not inherent in software systems but arises due to various factors, such as time constraints in meeting project deadlines. These duplications, or “code clones”, complicate the pro...
Software clones are code fragments with similar or nearly similar functionality or structures. These clones are introduced in a project either accidentally or deliberately during software development or maintenance process. The presence of clones pos...
Code classification and code clone detection are crucial for understanding and maintaining large software systems. Although deep learning surpasses traditional techniques in capturing the features of source code, existing models suffer from low proce...
Against the backdrop of highly developed software engineering, code reuse has been widely recognized as an effective strategy to significantly alleviate the burden of development and enhance productivity. However, improper code citation could lead to...
In the past decades, due to the popularity of cloning open-source software, 1-day vulnerabilities are prevalent among cyber-physical devices. Detection tools for 1-day vulnerabilities effectively protect users who fail to adopt 1-day vulnerability pa...
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