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most citedHow Professional Hackers Understand Protected Code while Performing Attack Tasks

36 citations · 37 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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12 papers

cs.LG2021

A Review and Refinement of Surprise Adequacy

Michael Weiss, Rwiddhi Chakraborty, Paolo Tonella

Surprise Adequacy (SA) is one of the emerging and most promising adequacy criteria for Deep Learning (DL) testing. As an adequacy criterion, it has been used to assess the strength…

cs.SE2021

GAssert: A Fully Automated Tool to Improve Assertion Oracles

Valerio Terragni, Gunel Jahangirova, Paolo Tonella +1

This demo presents the implementation and usage details of GASSERT, the first tool to automatically improve assertion oracles. Assertion oracles are executable boolean expressions…

cs.SE2021

Fail-Safe Execution of Deep Learning based Systems through Uncertainty Monitoring

Michael Weiss, Paolo Tonella

Modern software systems rely on Deep Neural Networks (DNN) when processing complex, unstructured inputs, such as images, videos, natural language texts or audio signals. Provided t…

cs.LG2021

Uncertainty-Wizard: Fast and User-Friendly Neural Network Uncertainty Quantification

Michael Weiss, Paolo Tonella

Uncertainty and confidence have been shown to be useful metrics in a wide variety of techniques proposed for deep learning testing, including test data selection and system supervi…

cs.SE20201 cited

An Empirical Study on Failed Error Propagation in Java Programs with Real Faults

Gunel Jahangirova, David Clark, Mark Harman +1

During testing, developers can place oracles externally or internally with respect to a method. Given a faulty execution state, i.e., one that differs from the expected one, an ora…

cs.SE2020

Model-based Exploration of the Frontier of Behaviours for Deep Learning System Testing

Vincenzo Riccio, Paolo Tonella

With the increasing adoption of Deep Learning (DL) for critical tasks, such as autonomous driving, the evaluation of the quality of systems that rely on DL has become crucial. Once…