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Can a machine replace humans in building regular expressions? A case study

Bartoli et al., 2016

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12126561101967212441
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Bartoli A
De Lorenzo A
Medvet E
Tarlao F
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IEEE Intelligent Systems

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Regular expressions are routinely used in a variety of different application domains. But building a regular expression involves a considerable amount of skill, expertise, and creativity. In this work, the authors investigate whether a machine can surrogate these …
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