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Arndt and Carlitz Compositions
Brian Hopkins, Aram Tangboonduangjit
Carlitz considered integer compositions in which adjacent parts must be unequal. Arndt recently initiated the study of restricted compositions based on conditions applied to certai…
Extending Andrews and Newman's refinement of the crank-mex theorem
George E. Andrews, Brian Hopkins
The crank-mex theorem states that the number of integer partitions of with nonnegative crank equals the number with odd minimal excludant (mex). Andrews and M. Newman recently…
MobileUPReg: Identifying User-Perceived Performance Regressions in Mobile OS Versions
Wei Liu, Yi Wen Heng, Feng Lin +3
Mobile operating systems (OS) are frequently updated, but such updates can unintentionally degrade user experience by introducing performance regressions. Existing detection techni…
Crash Report Enhancement with Large Language Models: An Empirical Study
S M Farah Al Fahim, Md Nakhla Rafi, Zeyang Ma +3
Crash reports are central to software maintenance, yet many lack the diagnostic detail developers need to debug efficiently. We examine whether large language models can enhance cr…
Classical Fibonacci compositions
Brian Hopkins
There are three long-known types of restricted integer compositions whose counts match the Fibonacci sequence:\ one from ancient India and two from 19th century England. We give pr…
Screencast-Based Analysis of User-Perceived GUI Responsiveness
Wei Liu, Linqiang Guo, Yi Wen Heng +4
GUI responsiveness is critical for a positive user experience in mobile applications. Even brief delays in visual feedback can frustrate users and lead to negative reviews. However…