LLM-based Semantic-driven Approach to Detect Type-4 Code Clones

Future / MS research thesis formulating semantic embeddings and LLM representations to detect deep Type-4 (syntactically different but semantically identical) code clones.

Type-4 Code ClonesSemantic Code EmbeddingsLLM Analysis

Availability

Open for BS SupervisionCOMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore

Supervision

Dr. Junaid AkramLead Supervisor

Institution

Code Clone AnalysisCOMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus

Supervision prerequisites

Recommended Prerequisites

Strong programming and software engineering skills.

PythonFAISS Vector IndexCodeBERT / UniXcoderTree-sitter

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Source: Official COMSATS Supervision Listing

Last Verified: July 2026

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