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most citedFirst-Order vs. Second-Order Encodings for LTLf-to-Automata Translation

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cs.SE2026

BTOR2-Based C Program Verification via Hardware Model Checking

Xinyu Zhang, Runxuan Fang, Ziqun Bao +3

Program verification tools often rely on specific intermediate representations and analysis backends, limiting the reuse of verification algorithms and model checkers across framew…

cs.SE2026

Assessing the Impact of Requirement Ambiguity on LLM-based Function-Level Code Generation

Di Yang, Xinou Xie, Xiuwen Yang +7

Software requirement ambiguity is ubiquitous in real-world development, stemming from the inherent imprecision of natural language and the varying interpretations of stakeholders.…

cs.SE2026

From Natural Language to Executable Properties for Property-based Testing of Mobile Apps

Yiheng Xiong, Ting Su, Jingling Sun +4

Property-based testing (PBT) is a popular software testing methodology and is effective in validating the functionality of mobile applications (apps for short). However, its adopti…

cs.SE2025

Automated detection of atomicity violations in large-scale systems

Hang He, Yixing Luo, Chengcheng Wan +3

Atomicity violations in interrupt-driven programs pose a significant threat to software reliability in safety-critical systems. These violations occur when the execution sequence o…

cs.SE20244 cited

Experimenting a New Programming Practice with LLMs

Simiao Zhang, Jiaping Wang, Guoliang Dong +3

The recent development on large language models makes automatically constructing small programs possible. It thus has the potential to free software engineers from low-level coding…

cs.SE2022

Identifying Boundary Conditions with the Syntax and Semantic Information of Goals

Yechuan Xia, Jianwen Li, Shengping Xiao +2

In goal-oriented requirement engineering, boundary conditions(BC) are used to capture the divergence of goals, i.e., goals cannot be satisfied as a whole in some circumstances. As…