QuixBugs
Models repair 40 classic algorithm programs, in Python and Java, that each contain a one-line bug. The bugs fall into 14 defect classes. A fix counts when the program passes the test cases.
The programs come from the Quixey Challenge, a 2011 to 2013 contest for human programmers. Program repair papers on language models still use it. It is small and public, so contamination is likely. About 148 GitHub stars.
- Released
- July 2017
- Kind
- Function-level problems
- Level
- School
- Scored
- Checked automatically
- Answers
- Code
- Tasks
- All public
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