MOOSE Lab's repositories
DevOpsDataCollection
A collection of DevOps datasets that aim to facilitate research and development to support DevOps intelligence.
suppmaterial-LogRepForAnomalyDetection
Supplementary materials for paper "On the Effectiveness of Log Representation for Log-based Anomaly Detection"
ML_StackTrace
This repo mine Stack Overflow (SO) and study 11,095 stack traces related to seven popular Python ML libraries.
suppmaterial-PostDupGPT3
Supplimentary materials for paper "Refining GPT-3 Embeddings with a Siamese Structure for Technical Post Duplicate Detection"
web-app-workloads
Web application workloads and their applications.
suppmaterial-CfgTransAnomalyDetector
This repository contains the supplementary material for the manuscript entitled "What Information Contributes to Log-based Anomaly Detection? Insights from a Configurable Transformer-Based Approach".
CPP-Statistical-Analysis
An statistical analysis tool for C and C++ source codes
hadoop-ansible
ansible scripts for setting up multi-cluster hadoop
HiBench
HiBench is a big data benchmark suite.
JIT_Performance_Analysis
This program enables users to microbenchmark their Java code to detect regression in performance.
logging-observer
An IntelliJ plugin (Logging Observer) for searching and analyzing logging code in Java projects.
skywalking-java
The Java agent for Apache SkyWalking
Sports-Apps-Analysis
A Large-Scale Empirical Study of Android Sports Apps in the Google Play Store
studying_aiops_github
Replication package for the paper "Studying the Characteristics of AIOps Projects on GitHub"
suppmaterial-19-yingzhe-aiops_data_splitting
Supplemental materials for paper "An Empirical Study of the Impact of Data Splitting Decisions on the Performance of AIOps Solutions".
suppmaterial-TechnicalPostIntention
Supplementary materials for paper "Characterizing and Classifying Developer Forum Posts with their Intentions"
MLExceptionSymptoms
In this project, we seek to examine the reported symptoms of exceptions and assess their impact on community support in resolving failures. This study uses seven popular ML libraries on Stack Overflow.