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Merlo, E., McAdam, I., & De Mori, R. (2003). Feed-forward and recurrent neural networks for source code informal information analysis. Journal of Software Maintenance and Evolution: Research and Practice, 15(4), 205-244. External link
Kontogiannis, K., De Mori, R., Merlo, E., Galler, M. A., & Bernstein, M. (1996). Pattern matching for clone and concept detection. Automated Software Engineering, 3(1-2), 77-108. External link
Kontogiannis, K., De Mori, R., Bernstein, M., Galler, M., & Merlo, E. (1995, July). Pattern matching for design concept localization [Paper]. Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE 1995), Toronto, ON, Canada. External link
Merlo, E., Gagné, P.-Y., Girard, J.-F., Kontogiannis, K., Hendren, L., Panangaden, P., & De Mori, R. (1995). Reengineering user interfaces. IEEE Software, 12(1), 64-73. External link
Kontogiannis, K., De Mori, R., Bernstein, M., & Merlo, E. (1994, September). Localization of design concepts in legacy systems [Paper]. International Conference on Software Maintenance (ICSM 1994), Victoria, Can. External link
Merlo, E., McAdam, I., & De Mori, R. (1993). Feed-forward and recurrent neural networks for source code informal information analysis. (Technical Report n° EPM-RT-93-35). Restricted access
Merlo, E., Girard, J.-F., Hendren, L., & De Mori, R. (1993, September). Multi-valued constant propagation for the reengineering of user interfaces [Paper]. Conference on Software Maintenance (ICSM 1993), Montréal, QC, Canada. External link
Merlo, E., De Mori, R., & Kontogiannis, K. (1993, July). A process algebra based program and system representation for reverse engineering [Paper]. 2nd Workshop on Program Comprehension (WPC 1993), Capri, Italy. External link
Merlo, E., Girard, J.-F., Kontogiannis, K., Panangaden, P., & De Mori, R. (1993, May). Reverse engineering of user interfaces [Paper]. Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE 1993), Baltimore, MD, USA. External link
Bengio, Y., Cardin, R., De Mori, R., & Merlo, E. (1989). Programmable execution of multi-layered networks for automatic speech recognition. Communications of the ACM, 32(2), 195-199. External link
De Mori, R., Cardin, R., Merlo, E., Palakal, M., & Rouat, J. (1988). A network of actions for automatic speech recognition. Speech Communication, 7(4), 337-353. External link
Merlo, E., De Mori, R., Palakal, M., & Mercier, G. (1986, April). A continuous parameter and frequency domain based Markov model [Paper]. International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP 1986), Tokyo, Japan. External link
