Code Reviewer Recommendation Based on a Hypergraph with Multiplex Relationships

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Authors Yu Qiao, Jian Wang, Can Cheng, Wei Tang, Peng Liang, Yuqi Zhao, Bing Li arXiv ID 2401.10755 Category cs.SE: Software Engineering Citations 3 Venue IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution, and Reengineering Last Checked 4 months ago
Abstract
Code review is an essential component of software development, playing a vital role in ensuring a comprehensive check of code changes. However, the continuous influx of pull requests and the limited pool of available reviewer candidates pose a significant challenge to the review process, making the task of assigning suitable reviewers to each review request increasingly difficult. To tackle this issue, we present MIRRec, a novel code reviewer recommendation method that leverages a hypergraph with multiplex relationships. MIRRec encodes high-order correlations that go beyond traditional pairwise connections using degree-free hyperedges among pull requests and developers. This way, it can capture high-order implicit connectivity and identify potential reviewers. To validate the effectiveness of MIRRec, we conducted experiments using a dataset comprising 48,374 pull requests from ten popular open-source software projects hosted on GitHub. The experiment results demonstrate that MIRRec, especially without PR-Review Commenters relationship, outperforms existing stateof-the-art code reviewer recommendation methods in terms of ACC and MRR, highlighting its significance in improving the code review process.
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