Deriving high-level abstractions from legacy software using example-driven clustering
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- Conference Chairs:
- Joanna Ng,
- Christian Couturier,
- Editors:
- Marin Litoiu,
- Eleni Stroulia,
- Stephen MacKay,
- Program Chairs:
- Marin Litoiu,
- Eleni Stroulia
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