Accepted Papers
Accepted Research Papers
- David Farrar and Jane Huffman Hayes: A Comparison of Stemming Techniques in Tracing
- Marcus Seiler, Barbara Paech and Paul Hübner: Comparing Traceability through Information Retrieval, Commits, Interaction Logs, and Tags
- Michael Vierhauser, Jane Cleland-Huang, Janet Burge and Paul Gruenbacher: The Interplay of Design and Runtime Traceability for Non-Functional Requirements
- Viktor Csuvik, András Kicsi and László Vidács: Source Code Level Word Embeddings in Aiding Semantic Test-to-Code Traceability
Accepted Special Track Papers
- Christof Tinnes, Andreas Biesdorf, Uwe Hohenstein and Florian Matthes: Ideas on Improving Software Artifact Reuse via Traceability and Self-Awareness (Special Track paper, 4 pages)
Accepted Artifact Papers
- Jared Payne and Jane Huffman Hayes: University of Kentucky TraceLab Component Similarity Matrix Voting Merge
Journal-Paper Presentations
- Mujtaba Alshakhouri, Jim Buchan, Stephen MacDonell: Synchronised visualisation of software process and product artefacts: Concept, design and prototype implementation.
- Ines Hajri, Arda Goknil, Lionel C. Briand, Thierry Stephany: Change impact analysis for evolving configuration decisions in product line use case models
- Mona Rahimi, Jane Cleland-Huang: Evolving software trace links between requirements and source code