WAMA2016
1st International Workshop on Mobile Market Analytics
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App stores contain hundreds of thousands to millions of apps (depending on the store). There is a lot of information available about these apps on the app store, and this can be useful to developers, to users and to the app store owners. However, this information is currently isolated and not analysed together in any app stores.
Professor Mark Harman
Dr. Yue Jia
Dr. Federica Sarro
Mr. William Martin
Dr. Yuanyuan Zhang
App development is an increasingly innovative and lucrative software industry. Understanding this exciting new software ecosystem requires App Store Data Mining and Analysis.
UCLappA is a group of researchers, lead by Dr. Yue Jia, interested in the analysis and understanding of mobile app store ecosystems and their key mechanisms.
This keynote presented results on analysis and testing of mobile apps and app stores, reviewing the work of the UCL App Analysis Group (UCLappA) on App Store Mining and Analysis. The talk also covered the work of the UCL CREST centre on Genetic Improvement, applicable to app improvement and optimisation for properties such as performance and energy consumption.
Read MoreMark Harman appeared on the BBC radio program Click talking about the research work on App Store Analysis by the UCLappA group. Download the podcast and go to minute 31.20 to listen to Mark's talk.
Read MoreThis keynote will review research trends in the nascent field of App Store Analysis, presenting results from the UCL App Analysis Group (UCLAppA) and others, and will give some directions for future work. The keynote is based on joint work with Afnan Alsubaihin, Anthony Finkelstein, Yue Jia, William Martin, Federica Sarro and Yuanyuan Zhang at UCL.
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