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Science of Computer Programming, Volume 95
Volume 95, Part 1, December 2014
- Rafael Valencia-García

, Alejandro Rodríguez González
, Ricardo Colomo-Palacios
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Special issue on Systems Development by Means of Semantic Technologies. 1-2 - Paulo Maio, Nuno Silva:

An extensible argument-based ontology matching negotiation approach. 3-25 - Carla Gomes de Faria, Ivo Serra, Rosario Girardi:

A domain-independent process for automatic ontology population from text. 26-43 - Mohammad Hamdaqa

, Ladan Tahvildari, Neil LaChapelle
, Brian Campbell
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Cultural scene detection using reverse Louvain optimization. 44-72 - Mariel Alejandra Ale, Carlos Manuel Toledo

, Omar Chiotti
, María Rosa Galli:
A conceptual model and technological support for organizational knowledge management. 73-92 - Hai H. Wang

, Danica Damljanovic, Jing Sun
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An automated tool for semantic accessing to formal software models. 93-111 - Dario Bonino

, Giuseppe Procaccianti
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Exploiting semantic technologies in smart environments and grids: Emerging roles and case studies. 112-134 - José Emilio Labra Gayo

, Johan Jeuring, José María Álvarez Rodríguez
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Inductive representations of RDF graphs. 135-146
Volume 95, Part 2, December 2014
- Elvira Albert, Shin-Cheng Mu

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Selected and extended papers from Partial Evaluation and Program Manipulation 2013. 147-148 - Emanuele De Angelis

, Fabio Fioravanti
, Alberto Pettorossi
, Maurizio Proietti
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Program verification via iterated specialization. 149-175 - Álvaro García-Pérez

, Pablo Nogueira:
On the syntactic and functional correspondence between hybrid (or layered) normalisers and abstract machines. 176-199 - Jeroen Weijers

, Jurriaan Hage
, Stefan Holdermans:
Security type error diagnosis for higher-order, polymorphic languages. 200-218 - Marco Servetto

, Elena Zucca:
A meta-circular language for active libraries. 219-253 - Axel Simon:

Deriving a complete type inference for Hindley-Milner and vector sizes using expansion. 254-271
Volume 95, Part 3, December 2014
Selected papers from the Software Verification and Testing (SVT 2013) track at the 28th ACM Symposium
- Mohammad Reza Mousavi

, Jun Pang:
Special section on Software Verification and Testing. 273-274 - Gustavo Carvalho, Diogo Falcão, Flávia de Almeida Barros, Augusto Sampaio, Alexandre Mota

, Leonardo Motta, Mark R. Blackburn:
NAT2TESTSCR: Test case generation from natural language requirements based on SCR specifications. 275-297 - Mike Papadakis

, Márcio Eduardo Delamaro, Yves Le Traon
:
Mitigating the effects of equivalent mutants with mutant classification strategies. 298-319 - Liqian Chen, Renjian Li, Xueguang Wu, Ji Wang:

Static analysis of lists by combining shape and numerical abstractions. 320-342
- Miguel Gómez-Zamalloa

, Germán Puebla:
Selected and extended papers from Bytecode 2013. 343 - Aibek Sarimbekov, Yudi Zheng, Danilo Ansaloni, Lubomír Bulej

, Lukás Marek, Walter Binder
, Petr Tuma
, Zhengwei Qi:
Dynamic program analysis - Reconciling developer productivity and tool performance. 344-358 - Enrico Scapin

, Fausto Spoto
:
Field-sensitive unreachability and non-cyclicity analysis. 359-375 - Stefan Blom, Marieke Huisman

, Matej Mihelcic
:
Specification and verification of GPGPU programs. 376-388
Volume 95, Part 4, December 2014
- Katsuro Inoue, Rainer Koschke

, Jens Krinke:
Special issue on software clones (IWSC'12). 389 - Antonio Cuomo, Antonella Santone, Umberto Villano:

CD-Form: A clone detector based on formal methods. 390-405 - Umut Tekin

, Feza Buzluca
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A graph mining approach for detecting identical design structures in object-oriented design models. 406-425 - Iman Keivanloo, Chanchal Kumar Roy, Juergen Rilling:

SeByte: Scalable clone and similarity search for bytecode. 426-444 - Manishankar Mondal, Chanchal Kumar Roy, Kevin A. Schneider:

An insight into the dispersion of changes in cloned and non-cloned code: A genealogy based empirical study. 445-468

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