The 4th Intl. Workshop on NL-based Software Engineering
Sun 27 April 2025, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Accepted Papers
Semantic API Alignment: Linking High-level User Goals to APIs Robert Feldt and Riccardo Coppola
Analyzing Toxicity in Open Source Software Communications Using Psycholinguistics and Moral Foundations TheoryRamtin Ehsani, Shadi Rezapour and Preetha Chatterjee
Evaluating Large Language Models in Exercises of UML Use Case Diagrams ModelingGiacomo Garaccione, Pablo Federico Vega Carrazan, Riccardo Coppola and Luca Ardito
SkillScope: A Tool to Predict Fine-Grained Skills Needed to Solve Issues on GitHubBenjamin C. Carter, Jonathan Rivas Contreras, Carlos A. Llanes, Pawan Acharya, Jack Utzerath, Adonijah O. Farner, Hunter Jenkins, Dylan Johnson, Jacob Penney, Igor Steinmacher, Marco A. Gerosa and Fabio Santos
Automating Benchmark Generation for LLMs in Software Engineering: Challenges and OpportunitiesNimrod Busany, Hananel Hadad, Gil Rosenblum, Zofia Maszlanka, Rohit Shelke, Okhaide Akhigbe and Daniel Amyot
Synthesizing Access Control Policies using Large Language ModelsAdarsh Vatsa, Pratyush Patel and William Eiers
Code Comment Classification with Data Augmentation and Transformer-Based ModelsMushfiqur Rahman and Mohammed Latif Siddiq
GRAPHiC: Utilizing Graph Structures and Class Weights in Code Comment Classification with Pretrained BERT ModelsPir Sami Ullah Shah, Shahela Saif, Muhammad Haris Athar, Muhammad Riyaan Tariq and Abdur Rehman Afzal
Evaluating the Performance and Efficiency of Sentence-BERT for Code Comment ClassificationFabian C. Peña and Steffen Herbold
Optimizing Deep Learning Models to Address Class Imbalance in Code Comment ClassificationMoritz Mock, Thomas Borsani, Giuseppe Di Fatta and Barbara Russo
CodeComClassify: Automating Code Comments Classification using BERT-based Language ModelsKhubaib Amjad Alam, Wajid Ali, Nadeem Abbas, Muhammad Haroon, Summan Aziz, Meer Hashaam Khan and Zahoor Ahmad