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ase-related-work
Use when writing the related-work and positioning of an ASE (IEEE/ACM Automated Software Engineering) paper, covering the automated-SE literature lanes, delta-first positioning against prior tools/techniques, fair head-to-head framing, and double-anonymous self-citation.
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# ASE Related Work
Position the paper against **prior automation**, not against a topic. At ASE the question a reviewer
holds is "what does this tool/technique do that the existing automated approaches do not?" — so
related work is a **delta argument**, and the strongest deltas are stated against named,
runnable prior tools you can (and often must) compare against empirically.
## Cover the ASE literature lanes
An automated-SE paper usually sits at the intersection of several lanes; name your position in each
that applies:
- **Program analysis** — static/dynamic analysis, symbolic/concolic execution, abstract
interpretation, invariant inference.