Visual Approaches for Duplicate Change Request Management: Progress and Future Directions

Dec 19, 2025

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This report presents the RiSE Group's research on utilizing visual approaches to address the duplicate change request problem. Led by Carlos Eduardo Albuquerque da Cunha and advisors Silvio Romero de Lemos Meira and Eduardo Santana de Almeida, we summarize our achievements including problem characterization, IET software development, and the creation of an early prototype. We reflect on our progress, outlining remaining challenges such as the need for enhanced visual representations in bug reports and preparing for an experimental study to evaluate our solutions.

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Visual Approaches for Duplicate Change Request Management: Progress and Future Directions

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A Visual Approach for the Duplicate Change Request Problem RiSE Group Student :: Carlos Eduardo Albuquerque da Cunha Advisor :: Silvio Romero de LemosMeira Co-Advisor :: Eduardo Santana de Almeida
Summary • What’s done? • What’s left? • Questions
What’s done? • Problem Characterization • IET Software • Technical Report • Information Visualization State of Art • Submitted to SAC • Prototype • Early version • Survey on developers understanding of bug report • Ongoing • ICSM 2009
What’s missing? • Propose a final visual representation of bug reports relationship and incorporate to a Bug Tracker; • Modify the prototype to handle possible new fields required by the developers community; • Prepare, execute and evaluate an Experimental Study;