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Software maintenance and evolution play an important role in the software engineering field, especially when current software becomes more and more complex and powerful. As an entity to implement business processes and gain revenue, valuable software is composed of business logic and corresponding organization role interaction interfaces. With the enterprise development, the organization architecture also evolves, like expanding, cross department cooperation, and so on. However, existing software process adaptive approaches mainly focus on handling the change of the business (program) logic instead of organization structure. Therefore, we propose an adaptive software business process approach that supports organization architecture evolution and automatically migrates the run‐time process instances to the latest version. First, a business process adaptation model is designed, which includes the organization layer, business process layer and event layer that connects the two. Based on the model, the organization changing impact and business process model modification are formalized. Besides, the business process adaptation approach is designed. According to the dependence between the organization architecture and the business process activities, the affected domain detection algorithms for three basic business process structures and the business process instance migration algorithm are developed. Finally, the feasibility and stability of the proposed system are comprehensively evaluated with the synthetic data sets. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Second, to obtain semantics-enhanced code representation, the authors propose a cross-attention-based line label fusion method to perform complementary feature enhancement. In the second paper entitled "Just-In-Time Defect Prediction Enhanced by the Joint Method of Line Label Fusion and File Filtering" by Zhang et al., the authors propose a Just-in-Time defect prediction model enhanced by the joint method of line label Fusion and file Filtering (JIT-FF). In the first paper entitled "Robust Malware Identification via Deep Temporal Convolutional Network with Symmetric Cross Entropy Learning" by Sun et al., the authors propose a robust Malware identification method using the temporal convolutional network (TCN). [Extracted from the article]

Software testing is an indispensable part of the software engineering industry, which guarantees product reliability and safety. Traditional testing approaches face the testing Oracle problem, they are difficult to construct the expected outputs with the increasing of program complexity. As a result, metamorphic testing, which tests the program by examining the relationship between the execution results, is proposed. However, existing manual metamorphic relation construction requires huge effects of domain experts, and automatic methods are unstable and inefficient due to the insufficient software feature mining. Hence, we proposed a multi‐dimensional program structure‐based metamorphic relation prediction approach, which is composed of feature extraction and prediction model building. In the feature extraction stage, the testing program is converted to multiple intermediate structures (such as control flow graphs and abstract syntax trees) to explore its features. In the prediction model building stage, the extracted feature set is used as the training set, and a novel semi‐supervised support vector machine‐bagging‐K‐nearest neighbors algorithm is designed to train the prediction model. Besides, a two‐phase hybrid granularity search algorithm is proposed to improve the prediction performance by selecting the optimal number of weak classifiers. Compared with existing approaches, our proposed model can improve the accuracy by around 14%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the paper entitled "A High-accurate Content Popularity Prediction Computational Modelling for Mobile Edge Computing by Using Matrix Completion Technology" by Tan, Jiawei et al, they designed an effective task prediction and caching scheme to tackle the limited storage capacity issue in the edge nodes for edge-computing. In the paper entitled "Research on Wireless Robot Path Planning under Edge Computing Considering Multi-step Searching and Inflection Points" by Bi, Zhongqin et al, they proposed an improved ant colony optimization algorithm for robot path planning. They conducted extensive experiments using synthetic data as well as real data and demonstrated that their methods offer significant performance improvement over existing ones. [Extracted from the article]