The Fifteenth ASTReNet Workshop
Source Code and Search
The Workshop was held on 8th July 2007 in CRESTat King's College London.
This workshop brings together those working on source code analysis with those interested in search based approaches to software engineering in an informal one day workshop to explore possible applications of search based optimization. The workshop is held in conjunction with the SEBASE project on Search Based Software Engineering. The schedule is subject to last minute changes in talk topics to take advantage of the presence of colleagues attending the ISSTA and GECCO conferences.
program chair
Mark Harman
Attendees (39)
Jesus S. Aguilar-RuizUniversidad Pablo de Olavide, Sevilla, Spain (to confirm)Enrique Alba, University of Malaga, Spain
Giulio Antoniol, École Polytechnique de Montréal
Kamel Ayary, École Polytechnique de Montréal
Iain BateUniversity of York
Arthw Baws, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
Len Bottaci, University of Hull, UK
Francisco ChicanoUniversity of Malaga, Spain
John ClarkUniversity of York
Luis Da CostaIRISA, FRANCE
Massimiliano Di PentaUniversity of Sannio
Paul EmbersonUniversity of York
Tracy HallHerfordshire University, UK
Mark HarmanKing's College London, UK
Youssef HassounKing's College London, UK
Tao JiangKing's College London, UK
Derek M JonesKnowledge Software Limited, UK
Abdulsalam Kalaji, Brunel University, UK
Leonidas KapsokalivasKing's College London, UK
Robert Lange, Drexel University, USA
Per Kristian LehreUniversity of Birmingham, UK (out during lunch time)
Kiran LakhotiaKing's College London, UK
Zheng LiKing's College London,UK
Sprios MancoridisDrexel University, USA
S Afshin MansouriKing's College London, UK
Phil McMinnSheffield University, UK
Simon PouldingUniversity of York
Marc SchoenauerLRI, France
Jaroslav Svacina, Fraunhofer FIRST, Berlin
Laurence TrattKing's College London, UK
Dimitris Togias, European Dynamics, Greece
Xin YaoUniversity of Birmingham, UK
Tanja E.J. Vos, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain
Stefan WapplerDaimlerChrysler, Berlin
David R. WhiteUniversity of York
Darrell WhitleyColorado State University, USA
Andreas Windisch, DaimlerChrysler, Berlin
Shin YooKing's College London, UK
YuanYuan ZhangKing's College London, UK
Programme
- 09:00 Coffee/tea welcome
- 10:00 Mark Harman:Overview of SEBASE project on Search Based Software Engineering
- 10:20 Phil McMinn: Empirical and theoretical search-based software testing
- 10:40 Discussion
- 11:00 Coffee/tea break
- 11:30 Giulio Antoniol:
- 12:00 Stefan Wappler: evolutionary structural testing for OO
- 12:30 Lunch at River room
- 14:00 Enrique Alba
- 14:20 Abdulsalam Kalaji: Apply Evolutionary Algorithm to Subset Selection Problem
- 14:40 Shin Yoo: Pareto Efficient Multi-Objective Test Case Selection
- 15:00 Discussion
- 15:30 Coffee/tea break
- 16:00 Tao Jiang: Search-Based Slicing for Splitting functions
- 16:20 Darrell Whitley EC, SE, Landscapes and Applications
- 16:40 Rob Lange: GAs for Authorship Identification in Software Forensics
- 16:00 Discussion
- 17:00 Close and next steps John Clark
Location
CREST(Room K1.88-K1.99 King's Building) in Strand Campusat King's College London
Please note: the Tour de Franceis going to be held on Saturday and Sunday in London. There are lots of roads closed and buses diverted, so you'd better plan your trip in advance.