Dynamic competitive learning applied to the clone detection problem
Barson, P., Davey, N., Frank, R. and Tansley, D.
(1995)
Dynamic competitive learning applied to the clone detection problem.
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A novel neural network architecture, 'Dynamic Competitive Learning', has been applied to the software clone detection problem in telecommunications systems. A software clone is a copy (subsequently modified), of a piece of existing code; it is common practice in large systems to obtain similar code via reuse of fully tested code. This paper discusses a hierarchical network with dramatically reduced training time compared to a Self Organising Map, but with at least as good a classification performance.
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