Romain Robbes is affiliated with the University of Bordeaux in France and has contributed extensively to the field of computer science, with a focus on software engineering research. Their research output spans multiple aspects of software engineering, including software system performance, reliability, natural language processing techniques, and software testing and debugging techniques.
Robbes' work has addressed the challenges faced in software engineering from empirical, performance, and machine learning perspectives. Their notable recent publications include:
In collaboration, Robbes has frequently published with several co-authors, including Andrea Janes, Hlib Babii, Charles Sutton, Rafael-Michael Karampatsis, and Julian Aron Prenner. These collaborations have produced research covering various subdomains within computer science.
The venues where Robbes has regularly published are diverse, reflecting their broad research interests and activities. The most frequent publication venues are:
Robbes' main fields of study focus on computer science overall, while their more specific subfields include:
Their core research topics showcase an emphasis on software engineering research, software system performance and reliability, as well as natural language processing and software testing, along with specialized areas like topic modeling, advanced malware detection techniques, and computational physics with Python applications, as indicated by publication counts across these topics:
Marco D'Ambros;Michele Lanza;Romain Robbes
Marco D'Ambros;Michele Lanza;Romain Robbes
Richard Wettel;Michele Lanza;Romain Robbes
Alberto Bacchelli;Michele Lanza;Romain Robbes
Rafael-Michael Karampatsis;Hlib Babii;Romain Robbes;Charles Sutton
Romain Robbes;Mircea Lungu;David Röthlisberger
R. Robbes;M. Lanza
Romain Robbes;Michele Lanza
Marco D'Ambros;Michele Lanza;Romain Robbes
Mircea Lungu;Michele Lanza;Tudor Gîrba;Romain Robbes
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Romain Robbes;Michele Lanza
Romain Robbes;Michele Lanza
Stefan Hanenberg;Sebastian Kleinschmager;Romain Robbes;Éric Tanter
Stefan Endrikat;Stefan Hanenberg;Romain Robbes;Andreas Stefik
Oscar Callaú;Romain Robbes;Éric Tanter;David Röthlisberger
Paul Ralph;Nauman bin Ali;Sebastian Baltes;Domenico Bianculli
Romain Robbes
Miryung Kim;Romain Robbes;Christian Bird
Andre Hora;Romain Robbes;Nicolas Anquetil;Anne Etien
Mircea Lungu;Romain Robbes;Michele Lanza
Sebastian Kleinschmager;Romain Robbes;Andreas Stefik;Stefan Hanenberg
R. Robbes;M. Lanza
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