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cs.SE2025

LLMs as Judges: Toward The Automatic Review of GSN-compliant Assurance Cases

Gerhard Yu, Mithila Sivakumar, Alvine B. Belle +3

Assurance cases allow verifying the correct implementation of certain non-functional requirements of mission-critical systems, including their safety, security, and reliability. Th…

cs.SE2025

A Pilot Study on LLM-Based Agentic Translation from Android to iOS: Pitfalls and Insights

Zhili Zeng, Kimya Khakzad Shahandashti, Alvine Boaye Belle +3

The rapid advancement of mobile applications has led to a significant demand for cross-platform compatibility, particularly between the Android and iOS platforms. Traditional appro…

cs.SE2025

SmartGSN: an online tool to semi-automatically manage assurance cases

Oluwafemi Odu, Daniel Méndez Beltran, Emiliano Berrones Gutiérrez +3

Developing industry-wide standards and ensuring producers of mission-critical systems comply with them is crucial to fostering consumer acceptance. Producers of such systems can re…

cs.SE2024

Automatic Instantiation of Assurance Cases from Patterns Using Large Language Models

Oluwafemi Odu, Alvine B. Belle, Song Wang +3

An assurance case is a structured set of arguments supported by evidence, demonstrating that a system's non-functional requirements (e.g., safety, security, reliability) have been…

cs.SE2024

Program Slicing in the Era of Large Language Models

Kimya Khakzad Shahandashti, Mohammad Mahdi Mohajer, Alvine Boaye Belle +2

Program slicing is a critical technique in software engineering, enabling developers to isolate relevant portions of code for tasks such as bug detection, code comprehension, and d…

cs.SE2024

A PRISMA-Driven Bibliometric Analysis of the Scientific Literature on Assurance Case Patterns

Oluwafemi Odu, Alvine Boaye Belle, Song Wang +1

Justifying the correct implementation of the non-functional requirements (e.g., safety, security) of mission-critical systems is crucial to prevent system failure. The later could…