Gilles Muller was affiliated with the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation (INRIA) in France. Their research contributions were situated mainly within the field of Computer Science, spanning several specialized subfields such as Software, Information Systems, Signal Processing, Computer Networks and Communications, and Hardware and Architecture.
The scientist's recent publications focused primarily on software engineering topics, particularly automated API update and software testing methodologies. Notable papers include:
The main topics addressed in their research were:
The scientist frequently published in venues such as arXiv (Cornell University) and Empirical Software Engineering. They collaborated with several researchers, including Julia Lawall, Stefanus Agus Haryono, Ferdian Thung, David Lo, and Lingxiao Jiang.
Muller's research contributed to areas intersecting software maintenance, optimization, and security, reflecting a diverse set of interests within computing and its applications. The collaborations and venues indicate engagement with the broader computing research community focused on software evolution and practical software engineering challenges.
Fabien Hermenier;Xavier Lorca;Jean-Marc Menaud;Gilles Muller
Nicolas Palix;Gaël Thomas;Suman Saha;Christophe Calvès
Jean-Philippe Fassino;Jean-Bernard Stefani;Julia L. Lawall;Gilles Muller
Yoann Padioleau;Julia Lawall;René Rydhof Hansen;Gilles Muller
Jean-Pierre Lozi;Florian David;Gaël Thomas;Julia Lawall
Gilles Muller;Bárbara Moura;Fabrice Bellard;Charles Consel
Fabrice Mérillon;Laurent Réveillère;Charles Consel;Renaud Marlet
C. Consel;L. Hornof;R. Marlet;G. Muller
Lars Ræder Clausen;Ulrik Pagh Schultz;Charles Consel;Gilles Muller
Dylan McNamee;Jonathan Walpole;Calton Pu;Crispin Cowan
Eugen N. Volanschi;Charles Consel;Gilles Muller;Crispin Cowan
Yoann Padioleau;Julia L. Lawall;Gilles Muller
Ulrik Pagh Schultz;Julia L. Lawall;Charles Consel;Gilles Muller
G. Muller;R. Marlet;E.-N. Volanschi;C. Consel
F. Hermenier;J. Lawall;G. Muller
Walther Maldonado;Patrick Marlier;Pascal Felber;Adi Suissa
Nicolas Geoffray;Gael Thomas;Gilles Muller;Pierre Parrend
S. Thibault;C. Consel;G. Muller
Julia L. Lawall;Julien Brunel;Nicolas Palix;Rene Rydhof Hansen
Julien Brunel;Damien Doligez;René Rydhof Hansen;Julia L. Lawall
Ulrik Pagh Schultz;Julia Lawall;Charles Consel;Gilles Muller
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French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation - INRIA
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