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For the FGFL system, experimental results are presented that demonstrate the applicability of fitness guided fault localisation to automate this important phase of software correction in general, and the potential of the FGFL system in particular. For the fitness function design guide, the performance of a guide generated fitness function is compared to that of an expert designed fitness function demonstrating the competitiveness of the guide generated fitness function. For the CASC system, results are presented that demonstrate the system's abilities on a series of problems of both increasing size as well as number of bugs present. The system presented solutions more than 90percent of the time for versions of the programs containing one or two bugs. Additionally, scalability results are presented for the CASC system that indicate that success rate linearly decreases with problem size and that the estimated convergence rate scales at worst linearly with problem size.",
Rest of committee Dr. Thomas Weigert Dr. Bruce McMillin Dr. Ali Hurson Dr. Sahra Sedighsarvestani",
Genetic Programming entries for Josh L Wilkerson