ARIAC
ARIAC by DigitalWallonia4.ai is a research project funded by the Wallonia region bringing together the five French-speaking universities and four Walloon research centres with the primary objective to accelerate the development of artificial intelligence technologies in Wallonia. The project is part of the TRAIL (Trusted AI Labs) initiative, launched at the end of 2020, which aims to enhance the development of artificial intelligence technologies in Wallonia.
Among the different axes, the ARIAC project aims to develop AI-in-the-loop (AITL) approaches for Software Engineering to help developers carry out complex tasks involved in the development and maintenance of software. This process includes learning techniques based on the development history of the software or similar software via, for example, the automatic analysis and mining of software repositories.
More information on the ARIAC project (No. 2010235), funded by the Public Service of Wallonia (SPW Recherche) are available on the TRAIL website.
Martin Balfroid
PhD Student
Benoît Vanderose
Assistant Professor of Software Engineering
Xavier Devroey
Assistant Professor of Software Testing
My research goal is to to ease software testing by exploring new paths to achieve a high level of automation for test case design, generation, selection, and prioritization. My main research interests include search-based and model-based software testing, test suite augmentation, DevOps, and variability-intensive systems.
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Busy week for the SNAIL team at the International Conference on Software Testing (ICST) 2023! First presentation of his work by Martin Balfroid at the TestEd workshop. It was an opportunity to meet experts from the software verification and validation community and to discuss the latest advances in the field. Xavier Devroey presented a journal article describing the JUGE infrastructure for evaluating unit test generators in Java.
