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Qing Mi

Dr. Qing Mi

米慶 PhD Graduate (2018) 2018

Now Lecturer (Master Supervisor), College of Computer Science, Beijing University of Technology, China

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About

Dr. Qing Mi is a PhD graduate in the Department of Computer Science, City University of Hong Kong.

Now Lecturer (Master Supervisor), College of Computer Science, Beijing University of Technology, China.

Research Interests

Publications (14)

  • Improving bug localization with word embedding and enhanced convolutional neural networks.
    Inf. Softw. Technol.2019PDF ↗DOI ↗
  • On the value of a prioritization scheme for resolving Self-admitted technical debt.
    J. Syst. Softw.2018PDF ↗DOI ↗
  • Not all bug reopens are negative: A case study on eclipse bug reports.
    Inf. Softw. Technol.2018PDF ↗DOI ↗
  • Machine translation-based bug localization technique for bridging lexical gap.
    Inf. Softw. Technol.2018PDF ↗DOI ↗
  • Improving code readability classification using convolutional neural networks.
    Inf. Softw. Technol.2018PDF ↗DOI ↗
  • Bug Localization with Semantic and Structural Features using Convolutional Neural Network and Cascade Forest.
  • An Inception Architecture-Based Model for Improving Code Readability Classification.
  • BlueJ-UML: Learning Object-Oriented Programming Paradigm using Interactive Programming Environment
    Int. Symp. Educational Technology (ISET)2018PDF ↗
  • A Gamification Technique for Motivating Students to Learn Code Readability in Software Engineering
    Int. Symp. Educational Technology (ISET)2018PDF ↗
  • Using Eye Tracking Technology to Analyze the Impact of Stylistic Inconsistency on Code Readability.
    QRS Companion2017PDF ↗DOI ↗
  • Improving Bug Localization with an Enhanced Convolutional Neural Network.
  • Identifying Textual Features of High-Quality Questions: An Empirical Study on Stack Overflow.
  • Measuring the Stylistic Inconsistency in Software Projects using Hierarchical Agglomerative Clustering.
    PROMISE2016PDF ↗DOI ↗
  • An empirical analysis of reopened bugs based on open source projects.