Name
Affiliation
Papers
BALDOINO FONSECA
Univ Fed Alagoas, Comp Inst, BR-57072970 Alagoas, Brazil
42
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
146
103
16.57
Referers 
Referees 
References 
290
772
393
Search Limit
100772
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Look Ahead! Revealing Complete Composite Refactorings and their Smelliness Effects20.362021
Evaluating Refactorings For Disciplining #Ifdef Annotations: An Eye Tracking Study With Novices00.342021
Identifying method-level mutation subsumption relations using Z320.372021
Decoding Confusing Code: Social Representations among Developers00.342021
Atoms of Confusion - The Eyes Do Not Lie.00.342020
Refactoring Test Smells - A Perspective from Open-Source Developers.00.342020
Mutating code annotations: An empirical evaluation on Java and C# programs20.382020
Revealing the Social Aspects of Design Decay - A Retrospective Study of Pull Requests.20.362020
Refactoring from 9 to 5? What and When Employees and Volunteers Contribute to OSS00.342020
On Relating Technical, Social Factors, and the Introduction of Bugs20.362020
How Does Incomplete Composite Refactoring Affect Internal Quality Attributes?30.372020
Is Exceptional Behavior Testing an Exception? - An Empirical Assessment Using Java Automated Tests.00.342020
Understanding and Detecting Harmful Code.00.342020
Applying Machine Learning to Customized Smell Detection - A Multi-Project Study.00.342020
Search-based many-criteria identification of microservices from legacy systems00.342020
On the Performance and Adoption of Search-Based Microservice Identification with toMicroservices20.392020
A Quantitative Study on Characteristics and Effect of Batch Refactoring on Code Smells50.412019
On gamifying an existing healthcare system: method, conceptual model and evaluation00.342019
Investigating the social representations of code smell identification: a preliminary study00.342019
Software Engineering Research Community Viewpoints on Rapid Reviews00.342019
Do Research and Practice of Code Smell Identification Walk Together? A Social Representations Analysis00.342019
Quantitative comparison of unsupervised anomaly detection algorithms for intrusion detection.20.402019
Investigating the Social Representations of the Identification of Code Smells by Practitioners and Students from Brazil00.342019
Discipline Matters: Refactoring of Preprocessor Directives in the #ifdef Hell.60.442018
Influence of Technical and Social Factors for Introducing Bugs.00.342018
Are you smelling it? Investigating how similar developers detect code smells.70.472018
On Relating Technical, Social Factors, and the Introduction of Bugs.00.342018
A Qualitative Analysis of Variability Weaknesses in Configurable Systems with #ifdefs.00.342018
Identifying design problems in the source code: a grounded theory.20.362018
The buggy side of code refactoring: understanding the relationship between refactorings and bugs.00.342018
Evaluating the Accuracy of Machine Learning Algorithms on Detecting Code Smells for Different Developers.10.352017
Understanding the impact of refactoring on smells: a longitudinal study of 23 software projects130.522017
Smells are sensitive to developers!: on the efficiency of (un)guided customized detection.20.372017
Evaluating the effectiveness of educational data mining techniques for early prediction of students' academic failure in introductory programming courses.221.172017
Software Metrics and Security Vulnerabilities: Dataset and Exploratory Study30.432016
Code Change History and Software Vulnerabilities10.352016
Experimenting Machine Learning Techniques to Predict Vulnerabilities20.402016
Assessing fine-grained feature dependencies.60.402016
Experience report: Evaluating the effectiveness of decision trees for detecting code smells80.442015
Using developers' feedback to improve code smell detection30.372015
Towards an Agent-Based Approach for Automatic Generation of Researcher Profiles Using Multiple Data Sources00.342013
JAAF+T: a framework to implement self-adaptive agents that apply self-test50.692010