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Detection smellgh4hThis step speaks ab pop the detecting construct var. in geomorphological method or approach.Speake about the partings that important to particularize a strain The specific relationship that used to detect the pattern.The high tolerance in detection to archive the high rec altogether because the high preciseness pull up stakes archive using ML step How extract and calculate the metrices for roles detected for that two patterns seduce similar structure. How decide the feature have come out of the closet in dataset depends of feature selection stepGive this dataset as scuttlebutt for classifier model created by culture step.The output will be classified roles for which pattern belongs.Specific things that recall slight than 70% accuracy will taken as FP. Detection step (speak about detection the DP and their roles using highly tolerance target pattern detection approaches based in structure of externalise pattern and enhancing DPD tool to get all possi ble result might be DP.Extract selected prosody for this roles and give it to trained model to apply classification.Make study and performance and validation for models (FS vs notFS) (OP vs Not OP) (ensemble vs not for SVM, Ann, deep)? The comparative euphony accuracy . Experiment and the result (I will use two pattern adapter and command to classification similar roles between those patterns , the accuracy will be model result accuracy and comparing the result with benchmark and previous studiesDetection step.The detection conformation is divided into two steps the morphological detection object pattern roles step and roles distinguish step.The input in the first step will be the source encrypt that we want to detect design pattern from, and the output is design pattern aspect roles, while the aim of our study distinguishes between patterns have a similarity of structural aspect the similar roles between two patterns will come out with the same name, the second step input is the campaigner roles that ar out of the first step and will be entered as input into learned classifier to antitheticiate roles according to which design pattern belongs.First step structural detection Design pattern candidate is a group of classes, distributively class represents a role in design pattern and these classes connected together with a relationship according to the particular structure of design pattern. The similarities in design patterns proceed due to the similarity of the structure of the corresponding patterns (the object-oriented relationship between these classes is same).This similarity leads to the problem of distinguishing between roles in similar structure design pattern that cogitate every role ar corresponding to a role in another design pattern. Though identical in structure, the patterns are completely antithetical in purpose In this step, the input will be the source code, and the output is a data-set that contains design pattern candidate role s associated with class metrics, as shown in figure?.To detect design pattern, we adjusted Tsantalis et al. work to produce similar roles in similar structural design patterns.for example, in state and strategy design patterns, there are two roles that influence the confusion of patterns (Strategy and State, Strategy_Context and State_Context ), the identical roles detected in this step will be under the same label(Strategy /State, Context).We have satisfactory a Tsantalis et al. approach to detect candidate by extending the translation of a design pattern roles to identify a set of design pattern roles with more(prenominal) tolerance regardless of the false positive and false negative results are permissible in this step that will be covered in contiguous step using learned classifier model. next, software metrics for for each one design pattern roles produced are calculated and based on the feature selection step in learning phase meticas were selected to present them as feat ures in a dataset, then the dataset normalized to prepare for next step.Second step distinguishes between patterns have a similarity of structural.In this step, each design pattern role produced in the previous step is given to each design pattern classifier learned in the learning phase in order to determine which design pattern the design pattern role belong to, that the classifier is effective on. each similar structural design pattern roles are classified by a separate classifier with different subsets of features selected by feature selection method to best represent each unmatchable of them.Then, each classifier states its opinion with a confidence value. Finally, if the confidence value of the candidate combination of classes is located in the con- fidence range of that design pattern, then, the combination is a design pattern, otherwise it is not.4.A.Chihada et al.Design pattern detection phase The input of this phase is a given source code and the output is design pattern instances existing in the given source code. To per-form this phase, the proposed method uses the classifiers learned in the previous phase to detect what groups of classes of the given source code are design pattern instances. This phase is divided into two steps, pre care foring and detection.3.2.1.Pre plowing In this section, we try to partition a given system source code into suitable chunks as candidate design pattern instances. Tsanalis et al. 7 presented a method for partitioning a given source code based on inheritance hierarchies, so each partition has at nigh one or two inheritance hierarchy.This method has a problem when some design pattern instances involving characteristics that extend beyond the subsystem boundaries (such as chains of delegations) cannot be detected. Furthermore, in a get of design patterns, some roles might be taken by classes that do not belong to any inheritance hierarchy (e.g., Context role in the State/Strategy design patterns 1).In order to i mprove the limitations of the method presented in7, we propose a new procedure that candidates each combination of b classes as a design pattern instance, where b is the number of roles of the desired design pattern. Algorithm 1 gives the pseudocode for the proposed preprocessing procedure.Algorithm 1. The proposed preprocessing procedure comment Source code class diagramsOutput Candidate design pattern instances1.Transform given source code class diagrams to a graph G2. Enrich G by adding new edges representing parents relationships to children according to class diagrams3. Search all connected subgraphs with b number of vertices from G as candidate design pattern instances4. Filter candidate design pattern instances that havent any scheme classes or interfaces3.2.2. Design pattern detectionIn this step, each candidate combination of classes produced in the preprocessing step is given to each design pattern classifier learned in Phase I of the proposed method in order to identify whether the candidate combination of classes is related to the design pattern that the classifier is expert on.Then, each classifier states its opinion with a confidence value. Finally, if the confidence value of the candidate combination of classes is located in the confidence range of that design pattern, then, the combination is a design pattern, otherwise it is not.Phase One (Intra-Class Level)The primary goal of phase one is to reduce the searchspace by identifying a set of candidate classes for every rolein each DP, or in other words, removing all classes that aredefinitely not playing a particular role.By doing so, phase oneshould also improve the accuracy of the overall comprehensionsystem. However, these goals or benefits are highly dependenton how effective and accurate it is. Although some falsepositives are permissible in this phase, its benefits can becompromised if too many candidate classes are passed to phasetwo (e.g. _ 50% of the number of classes in the softwareun der analysis).On the other hand, if some true candidateclasses are misclassified (they become false negatives), thefinal recall of the overall recognition system will be affected.So, a conceivable compromise should be struck in phase oneand it should favour a high recall at the cost of a low precision.Phase Two (Inter-Class Level)In this phase, the mall task of DP recognition is performedby examining all possible combinations of related roles candidates.Each DP is recognized by a separate classifier, whichtakes as input a feature vector representing the relationshipsbetween a pair of related candidate classes. Similarly, to rolesin phase one, different DPs have different subsets of featuresselected to best represent each one of them. Input featurevectors and model training are discussed in section V.The work that we present in this paper is built on the ideas of 11 where the author presents design pattern detection method based on similarity scoring algorithm.In the context of des ign pattern detection, the similarity scoring algorithm is used for calculating similarity mug between a cover design pattern and analyzed system.Let GA(system) and GB(pattern) be two directed graphs with NA and NB vertices. The similarity matrix Z is be as an NBNA matrix whose entry SIJ expresses how similar vertex J (in GA) is to vertex I (in GB) and is called similarity score between two vertices (I and J). affinity matrix Z is computed in iterative way 0In 11 authors define a set of matrices for describing specific (pattern and software system) features (for example associations, generalizations, abstract classes).For each feature, a concrete matrix is created for pattern and for software system, too (for example association matrix, generalization matrix, abstract classes matrix). This processleads to a number of similarity matrices of size NBNA (one for each described feature). To obtain overall picture for the similarity between the pattern and the system, similarity inform ation is exploited from all matrices.In the process of creating final similarity matrix, different features are equivalent.To preserve the validity of the results, any similarity score must be bounded within therange ?0, 1?. Higher similarity score doer higher possibility of design pattern instance. Therefore, individual matrices are initially summed and the resulting matrix is normalized by dividing the elements of column i (corresponding to similarity scores between all system classes and pattern role i) by the number of matrices (ki) in which the given role is involved.Tsantalis et al. in 6 introduced an approach to design pattern identification based on algorithm for calculating similarity between vertices in two graphs. System model and patterns are represented as the matrices reflecting model attributes like generalizations, associations, abstract classes, abstract method invocations, object creations etc. Similarity algorithm is not matrix cause dependant, thus other matric es could be added as expected.Mentioned advantagesof matrix representation are 1) easy manipulation with the data and 2) higher readability by computer researchers.Every matrix type is created for model and pattern and similarity of this pair of matrices is calculated.This process repeats for every matrix type and all similarity scores are summed and normalized. For calculating similarity between matrices authors used equation proposed in 8. Authors minimized the number of the matrix types because some attributes are quite common in system models, which leads to increased number of false positives.Our main concern is the adaptation of selected methods by extending their peeping capabilities for design smell detection. Most anti-patterns haveadditional structural features, thus more model attributes need to be compared. We have chosen several smells attributes different from design patterns features which cannot be detected by original methods. Smell characteristics (e.g., what is many methods and attributes) need to be defined.On the other hand, some design patterns characteristics are also usable for mar detection. Structural features included in both wide methods areassociations (with cardinality)generalizationsclass abstraction (whether a class is concrete, abstract or interface).5.2 practice session Definition Process rasoolPattern definitions are created from selection of appropriate feature types which are used by the recognition process to detect pattern instances from the source code. Precision and recall of pattern recognition approach is dependent on the accuracy and the completeness of pattern definitions, which are used to recognize the variants of different design patterns.The approach follows the list of activites to create pattern definitions. The definition process takes pattern structure or specification and identifies the majorelement playing key role in a pattern structure. A major element in each pattern is any class/interface that pla y central role in pattern structure and it is easy to access other elements with major element due to its connections.For example, in case of Adapter pattern, adapter class plays the role of major element. With identification of major element, the process defines feature in a pattern definition. The process iteratively identifies relevant feature types for each pattern definition. We illustrate the process of creating pattern definitions by activity diagram shown in experience 5.3.The activity ?define feature for pattern definition? further follows the criteria for defining feature type for pattern definition. It searches the feature type in the feature type list and if the desired feature is available in the list, it selects the feature type and specifies its parameters. If the catalogue do not have desired feature in the list, the process defines new feature types for the pattern definition.The process is iterated until the pattern definition is created which can match different variants of a design pattern. The definition of feature type checks the instauration of a certain feature and returns the elements that play role in the searched feature. The pattern definitions are composed from organized set of feature types by identifyingcentral roles using structural elements.The pattern definition process reduces recognition queries starting definition with the object playing pivotal role in the pattern structure. The definition process filters the unified instances when any single feature type does not match desired role. The definition of Singlton used for pattern recogniton is given below in Figure 5.2.Pattern DefinitionThe pattern definition creation process is repeatable that user can select a single featuretype in different pattern definitions. It is customizable in the sense that user can add/remove and modify pattern definitions, which are based on SQL queries, regular expressions, source code parsers to match structural and implementation variants o f different patterns.The approach used more than 40 feature types to define all the GoF patterns with different alternatives. The catalogue of pattern definitions can be extended by adding new feature types to match patterns beyond the GoF definitions.Examples of Pattern DefinitionsWe used pattern creation process to define static, dynamic and semantic features of patterns.It is clarified with examples that how features of a pattern are reused for other patterns. We selected one pattern from each category of creational, structural and behavioral patterns and complete list of all GoF pattern definitions is given in Appendix B. We describe features of Adapter, Abstract factory method and Observer in the following subsections.5.3.1To be able to work on design pattern instances we need a way to represent them in some kindof data structure. The model used by the Joiner specifies that a design pattern can be defined from the structural point of view using the roles it contains and the car dinality relationship between couple of roles.-We describe a design motif as a CSP each role is represented as a variant and relationsamong roles are represented as constraints among the variables. Additional variables andconstraints may be added to improve the precision and recall of the identification process.Variables have identical body politics all the classes in the program in which to identify thedesign motif.For example, the identification of micro-architectures similar to the Compositedesign motif, shown in Fig. 3, translates into the constraint systemVariablesclientcomponentcompositeleafConstraintsassociation(client, component)inheritance(component, composite)inheritance(component, leaf)composition(composite, component)where the four constraints represent the association, inheritance, and composition relationssuggested by the Composite design motif.When applying this CSP to identifyoccurrences of Composite in JHOTDRAW (Gamma and Eggenschwiler 1998), the fourvariables cli ent, component, composite, and leaf have identical domainsWe seek to improve the performance and the precision of the structural identificationprocess using quantitative value by associating numerical sense of touchs with roles in designmotifs.With numerical signatures, we can reduce the search space in two ways We can assign to each variable a domain containing only those classes for which thenumerical signatures match the expected numerical signatures for the role. We can add unary constraints to each variable to match the numerical signatures of theclasses in its domain with the numerical signature of the corresponding role.These two ways achieve the same result they remove classes for which the numericalsignatures do not match the expected numerical signature from the domain of a variable,reducing the search space by reducing the domains of the variables.Numerical signatures characterise classes that play roles in design motifs. We identifyclasses playing roles in motifs using their internal attributes. We measure these internalattributes using the following families of metrics