Johannes Kinder

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2025
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Moritz Dannehl, Samuel Valenzuela, Johannes Kinder:
Which Instructions Matter the Most: A Saliency Analysis of Binary Function Embedding Models. SP (Workshops) 2025: 145-151
2024
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Tristan Benoit, Yunru Wang, Moritz Dannehl, Johannes Kinder:
BLens: Contrastive Captioning of Binary Functions using Ensemble Embedding. CoRR abs/2409.07889 (2024)
2023
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James Patrick-Evans, Moritz Dannehl, Johannes Kinder:
XFL: Naming Functions in Binaries with Extreme Multi-label Learning. SP 2023: 2375-2390
2021
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James Patrick-Evans, Moritz Dannehl, Johannes Kinder:
XFL: eXtreme Function Labeling. CoRR abs/2107.13404 (2021)

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