Community-driven effort to facilitate discovery, access and systematization of data related to automated program repair research
Eliminating timing side-channel leaks using program repairMeng Wu, Shengjian Guo, Patrick Schaumont, Chao WangISSTA 2018: 15-26
Comparing developer-provided to user-provided tests for fault localization and automated program repairRené Just, Chris Parnin, Ian Drosos, Michael D. ErnstISSTA 2018: 287-297
Shaping program repair space with existing patches and similar codeJiajun Jiang, Yingfei Xiong, Hongyu Zhang, Qing Gao, Xiangqun ChenISSTA 2018: 298-309
Search, align, and repair: data-driven feedback generation for introductory programming exercisesKe Wang, Rishabh Singh, Zhendong SuPLDI 2018: 481-495
Automated clustering and program repair for introductory programming assignmentsSumit Gulwani, Ivan Radicek, Florian ZulegerPLDI 2018: 465-480
HireBuild: an automatic approach to history-driven repair of build scriptsFoyzul Hassan, Xiaoyin WangICSE 2018: 1078-1089
Automatic software repair: a surveyLuca Gazzola, Daniela Micucci, Leonardo MarianiICSE 2018: 1219
JAID — an APR technique that uses detailed state abstractions to guide both fault localization and fix generation
Repairnator — software development bot that automatically repairs build failures on Travis Continuous Integration
SimFix — fixing Java bugs by leveraging existing patches and similar code
Codeflaws — 3902 bugs from Codeforces programming competition for evaluating program repair tools across different defect classes
DBGBench — 291 (in)correct patches from real software professionals for 27 real bugs in C for the qualitative evaluation of automated repair techniques
QuixBugs — A parallel corpus of 40 programs in both Python and Java, each with a bug on one line
Defects4J Dissection — presents data to help researchers and practitioners to better understand the Defects4J bug dataset