Data used in the paper Exploring the Capabilities of VLMs to Detect Visual Bugs in HTML5 Applications
Data used in the paper Exploring the Capabilities of VLMs to Detect Visual Bugs in HTML5 Applications
Data for the replication package for the paper "Exploring the Capabilities of VLMs to Detect Visual Bugs in HTML5 Applications" "Exploring the Capabilities of VLMs to Detect Visual Bugs in HTML5 Applications" by Finlay Macklon and Cor-Paul Bezemer Paper pre-print: ... Data on Zenodo: bit.ly/vlm_canvas_bugs-data Code on GitHub: bit.ly/vlm_canvas_bugs-code Repositories containing applications: vlm-canvas-bugs-external-repos GitHub account See the following link on instructions for how to use this data in the replication package: bit.ly/vlm_canvas_bugs-code Directory structure: Data ├── 1a-Collecting_Canvas_Applications ├── 1b-Creating_E2E_Test_Scripts (empty) ├── 1c-Injecting_Visual_Bugs ├── 1d-Collecting_Screenshots ├── 2-Experiments └── 3-Results
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