A recommendation system for depedency managment system
A recommendation system for depedency managment system
AutoPyDep is a recommendation system for Python dependency management offering four key features:
Library Importance Analysis: Implements Eigenvector Centrality to identify critical libraries requiring timely updates, with color-coded urgency indicators (red for critical, green for non-critical) and one-click pip installation commands
Community Impact Assessment: Visualizes library interdependencies using the Louvain community detection algorithm, enabling developers to understand the broader impact of specific library updates through an interactive dependency graph. The View Impact Graph feature provides an intuitive, dynamic visualization of direct connections between libraries, allowing developers to immediately identify dependency relationships
Release Category Prediction: Employs a Stacking Ensemble technique combining SVM, Random Forest, and Gradient Boosting classifiers to categorize releases (Bug Fix, New Feature, Performance Improvement, Security), validated through 10-fold cross-validation
Release Date Forecasting: Uses a hybrid approach combining linear regression with ARIMA time-series modeling to predict release dates with a Mean Absolute Error of 1.8 months
Identified and implemented seven specific Metamorphic Relations (MRs) for mobile AR testing:
Raycast within Boundary - ensuring spawned objects remain within plane boundaries despite camera transformations,
Overlapping with Game Object - preventing duplicate object spawning by using layer masking,
Visibility and Occlusion - maintaining proper occlusion adjustments as perspective changes
Object Scaling with Distance - correctly scaling objects based on camera distance
Orientation Consistency Relative to Gravity - preserving object orientation relative to gravity during device movement,
Varying Rotation - maintaining rotation angles within specified thresholds, and
Check Correct Object Instantiation - verifying touch-instantiated objects match expectations.
Unique Challenges: The breakdown of challenges by development phase (implementation: 35, testing: 29, design: 24) and specific challenges like 3D interaction complexity, cross-platform compatibility, and environmental variability.
Current Testing Approaches: Your findings that developers primarily use device-specific simulators , followed by existing IDE options and direct device deployment.
Resource Usage Patterns: The insight about how developers navigate information resources - using Q/A websites, documentation, and developer forums, with various overlaps between these resources.