Authors
Dave Binkley, Dawn Lawrie, Emily Hill, Janet Burge, Ian Harris, Regina Hebig, Oliver Keszocze, Karl Reed, John Slankas
Publication date
2013/9/22
Conference
2013 IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance
Pages
432-435
Publisher
IEEE
Description
There is a growing interest in software summarization and tools for automatically producing summaries. Discussions of relevant papers at recent conferences led to the observation that software summarization needs to consider migrating away from ``is this a good summary?" and towards ``is this a useful summary?" As a result, it has been suggested that to judge usefulness, one needs to view the summary through the lens of a particular task. A preliminary investigation of this suggestion was undertaken at the 2013 ICSE workshop NaturaLiSE. Initial results and lessons learned from this investigation support the notion that task plays a significant role and thus should be considered by researchers building and accessing automatic software summarization tools.
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