Named Entity Recognition for Code Review Comments

This paper addresses the problem of named entities recognition from source code reviews. The paper provides a comparative analysis of existing approaches and proposes its own methods to improve the quality of problem solving. Proposed and implemented improvements include: methods to deal with data imbalances, improved tokenization of input data, the use of large arrays of unlabeled data, and the use of additional binary classifiers. To assess quality, a new set of 3000 user code reviews was collected and manually labeled. It is shown that the proposed improvements can significantly increase the performance measured by quality metrics, calculated both at the token level (+22%) and at the entire entity level (+13%).

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Programming and Computer Software
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s0361768824700233
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Named Entity Recognition for Code Review Comments

Markov Sergey, V. V. Kachanov, Ariana Sergeevna Khitrova
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Programming and Computer Software
Topic Modeling
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Named Entity Recognition for Code Review Comments

Markov Sergey, V. V. Kachanov, Ariana Sergeevna Khitrova
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Abstract

This paper addresses the problem of named entities recognition from source code reviews. The paper provides a comparative analysis of existing approaches and proposes its own methods to improve the quality of problem solving. Proposed and implemented improvements include: methods to deal with data imbalances, improved tokenization of input data, the use of large arrays of unlabeled data, and the use of additional binary classifiers. To assess quality, a new set of 3000 user code reviews was collected and manually labeled. It is shown that the proposed improvements can significantly increase the performance measured by quality metrics, calculated both at the token level (+22%) and at the entire entity level (+13%).

Programming and Computer SoftwareVol. 50(7)
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (RU), Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU), Institute for System Programming (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 31%
Topic Modeling
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