Theme

Program Static Analysis, Repository Mining

Surprisingly, knowing about a written program when, how, who, why was written or corrected is critically significant. When trying to fix a bug you have made, finding a similar bug in the past might give a hint to repair it. When trying to find a bug not yet discovered, it is likely to find it more easily if you know in advance the characteristics of the places where bugs were once. I am conducting research on techniques for analyzing source code developed around the world and its development process and to take advantage of the results view to further development.

Career summary

1998 Ph.D. (Engineering) Osaka University
1998 Research Assistant, Osaka University ( Graduate School of Engineering Science, Information Mathematical Major)
2002 Research Assistant, Osaka University (Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Computer Science Major)
2005 Assistant Professor, Osaka University (Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Computer Science Major)
2007 Associate Professor, Osaka University (Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Computer Science Major)

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E-mail ： matusita@ist.
Tel ： S4106
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