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Evaluating LLM-Based Regression Test Generation

Jing Liu, Seongmin Lee, Eleonora Losiouk +1

Large Language Models (LLMs) have shown tremendous promise in automated software engineering. In this paper, we investigate LLMs for just-in-time regression test generation for pro…

cs.SE2025

Vital: Vulnerability-Oriented Symbolic Execution via Type-Unsafe Pointer-Guided Monte Carlo Tree Search

Haoxin Tu, Lingxiao Jiang, Marcel Böhme

How to find memory safety bugs efficiently when navigating a symbolic execution tree that suffers from path explosion? Existing solutions either adopt path search heuristics to max…

cs.SE2025

Cottontail: Large Language Model-Driven Concolic Execution for Highly Structured Test Input Generation

Haoxin Tu, Seongmin Lee, Yuxian Li +3

How can we perform concolic execution to generate highly structured test inputs for systematically testing parsing programs? Existing concolic execution engines are significantly r…

cs.SE2025

Fuzzing: On Benchmarking Outcome as a Function of Benchmark Properties

Dylan Wolff, Marcel Böhme, Abhik Roychoudhury

Characteristics of a benchmarking setup clearly can have some impact on the benchmark outcome. In this paper, we explore two methodologies to quantify the impact of the specific pr…

cs.LG2025

How Much is Unseen Depends Chiefly on Information About the Seen

Seongmin Lee, Marcel Böhme

The missing mass refers to the proportion of data points in an unknown population of classifier inputs that belong to classes not present in the classifier's training data, which i…