Collaborative bug triaging using textual similarities and change set analysis. - Katja Kevic; Sebastian C. Müller; Thomas Fritz 001; Harald C. Gall (CHASE@ICSE, 2013)

Automatic search term identification for change tasks. - Katja Kevic; Thomas Fritz 001 (ICSE Companion, 2014)

CoMoGen: An Approach to Locate Relevant Task Context by Combining Search and Navigation. - Katja Kevic; Thomas Fritz 001; David C. Shepherd (ICSME, 2014)

Software Mining Studies: Goals, Approaches, Artifacts, and Replicability. - Sven Amann; Stefanie Beyer; Katja Kevic; Harald C. Gall (LASER Summer School, 2014)

A dictionary to translate change tasks to source code. - Katja Kevic; Thomas Fritz 001 (MSR, 2014)

Developers' code context models for change tasks. - Thomas Fritz 001; David C. Shepherd; Katja Kevic; Will Snipes; Christoph Bräunlich (SIGSOFT FSE, 2014)

Tracing software developers' eyes and interactions for change tasks. - Katja Kevic; Braden M. Walters; Timothy R. Shaffer; Bonita Sharif; David C. Shepherd; Thomas Fritz 001 (ESEC/SIGSOFT FSE, 2015)

Recognizing relevant code elements during change task navigation. - Katja Kevic (ICSE (Companion Volume), 2016)

Using eye gaze data to recognize task-relevant source code better and more fine-grained. - Katja Kevic (ICSE (Companion Volume), 2017)

Characterizing Experimentation in Continuous Deployment: A Case Study on Bing. - Katja Kevic; Brendan Murphy; Laurie A. Williams; Jennifer Beckmann (ICSE-SEIP, 2017)

Towards Activity-Aware Tool Support for Change Tasks. - Katja Kevic; Thomas Fritz 001 (ICSME, 2017)

Eye gaze and interaction contexts for change tasks - Observations and potential. - Katja Kevic; Braden Walters; Timothy Shaffer; Bonita Sharif; David C. Shepherd; Thomas Fritz 001 (J. Syst. Softw., 2017)

Discovering feature flag interdependencies in Microsoft office. - Michael Schröder 005; Katja Kevic; Dan Gopstein; Brendan Murphy; Jennifer Beckmann (ESEC/SIGSOFT FSE, 2022)

Detecting Developers' Task Switches and Types. - André N. Meyer; Chris Satterfield; Manuela Züger; Katja Kevic; Gail C. Murphy; Thomas Zimmermann 001; Thomas Fritz 001 (IEEE Trans. Software Eng., 2022)