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Supervised categorization of JavaScrip™ using program analysis features
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Web pages often embed scripts for a variety of purposes, including advertising and dynamic interaction. Understanding embedded scripts and their purpose can often help to interpret or provide crucial information about the web page. We have developed a functionality-based categorization of JavaScript, the most widely used web page scripting language. We then view understanding embedded scripts as a text categorization problem. We show how traditional information retrieval methods can be augmented with the features distilled from the domain knowledge of JavaScript and software analysis to improve classification performance. We perform experiments on the standard WT10G web page corpus, and show that our techniques eliminate over 50% of errors over a standard text classification baseline. (c) 2006 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
information retrieval
machine learning
JavaScript
ECMAScript
program comprehension
source clone
program pattern
software metrics
program classification
automated code classification
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