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Issues list

Consider distances in lower part of stack more important than those in higher part of stack enhancement
#174 opened Sep 23, 2019 by marco-c
Transform crash stack to an image and use CNNs
#173 opened Sep 23, 2019 by marco-c
2
Consider n-grams of functions
#172 opened Sep 23, 2019 by marco-c
2
Use modules loaded in the process too enhancement
#171 opened Sep 23, 2019 by marco-c
Use crash metadata too enhancement
#170 opened Sep 23, 2019 by marco-c
Rewrite CLIs to adapt new models structure good first issue tests
#101 opened Feb 14, 2018 by ibrahimsharaf
Write script to evaluate the results of the tool enhancement
#39 opened Mar 17, 2017 by marco-c
3
Experiment with different word embeddings algorithms enhancement
#30 opened Mar 17, 2017 by marco-c
2
Add some unit tests for functions in crash_similarity.py, utils.py and bugzilla.py good first issue tests
#11 opened Mar 16, 2017 by marco-c
4
Experiment with alternative distance metrics to WMD enhancement
#9 opened Mar 16, 2017 by marco-c
2
Experiment with some clustering algorithms on top of the similarity metric enhancement
#8 opened Mar 16, 2017 by marco-c
6
Add README docs
#2 opened Mar 15, 2017 by marco-c
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