CORDIS Project
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This project aims to transform automated bug detection in software development by using machine learning models to identify programming errors. By enabling developers to create their own bug detectors, it seeks to improve software reliability and security across various applications.
Learning to Find Software BugsSoftware has become the cornerstone of modern society, economy, and life.
Since software is created by humans, though, every non-trivial program contains various bugs, i.e., programming errors that may have disastrous consequences.
Traditional approaches to find bugs include automated bug detection tools.
Such tools search for instances of bug patterns that recur across projects and application domains.
However, automated bug detection currently cannot unleash its f…
UNIVERSITY OF STUTTGART
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