Best Papers and Presentations Awards

It is our pleasure to announce the SEKE2019 best papers and presentations awards. To be eligible papers must be presented at the SEKE2019 conference by one of the authors in person. Video presentation will not be considered. The program committee will evaluate both the papers and the presentations. During the closing ceremony the winners of the first place, second place and third place awards will be announced. Winners will each receive an award certificate and also be invited to contribute an enhanced and improved version of the paper to the International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering.

A best demo award will also be granted by SEKE 2019 based on the poster/demo's innovation, technical contribution, and presentation.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

SEKE2019 Conference Secretariat


Best Paper Award: First Place

Mark Grechanik and Gurudev Devanla

Generating Integration Tests Automatically Using Frequent Patterns of Method Execution Sequences

Best Paper Award: Second Place

Joaquim Assunção, Jean-Marc Vincent and Paulo Fernandes

Piecewise Aggregation for HMM fitting. A pre-fitting model for seamless integration with time series data

Best Paper Award: Third Place

Dongjin Yu, Kaihui Xu and Dongjing Wang

Modeling User Contextual Behavior Semantics with Geographical Influence for Point-Of-Interest Recommendation

Best Paper Award: Third Place

Fabien Patrick Viertel, Wasja Brunotte, Daniel Strüber and Kurt Schneider

Detecting Security Vulnerabilities using Clone Detection and Community Knowledge

Best Poster & Demo Award

Ahmad Alobaid, David Chaves-Fraga, Freddy Priyatna and Oscar Corcho

GraphQL Servers generation from R2RML with morph-GraphQL


Photos



Second place award presentation




Third place award presentation




Poster award presentation




general chair certificate of appreciation presentation




PC chair certificate of appreciation presentation



Keynote by Professor Robert Laurini







Keynote by Professor Rui Aguiar