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@@ -584,26 +584,55 @@ <h4>Exploring Dependency Related Build Breakages In The NPM Ecosystem</h4>
                         CI/CD pipelines, specifically <b>GitHub Actions</b>, were parsed to identify breaking changes,
                         while tools like <b>nektos/act</b> and <b>docker-compose</b> were used to simulate the build process locally.
                     </p>
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                     <h4>Code Review Practises On Ethereum Smart Contracts</h4>
                     <p>This project assesses the effectiveness of code review for <b>Ethereum</b> smart contracts
-                        across major projects like <b>Uniswap</b> and <b>Aave</b>. Using <b>Git</b> 
-                        for version control and <b>Slither</b> for <b>static analysis</b>, vulnerabilities 
+                        across major projects like <b>Uniswap</b> and <b>Aave</b>.
+                        Whihch represent some of the most widely used protocols in the blockchain ecosystem,
+                        where security vulnerabilities can lead to significant financial losses.
+                        Using <b>Git</b> for version control and <b>Slither</b> for <b>static analysis</b>, vulnerabilities 
                         such as <b>reentrancy</b>, <b>unchecked transfers</b>, and <b>zero-address</b> issues were identified. 
                         
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@@ -617,9 +646,13 @@ <h4>Predicting Build Breakage With Machine Learning.</h4>
                         including <b>Random Forests</b>, <b>Logistic Regression</b>, and <b>Deep Learning</b>,
                         The survey explores key factors influencing <b>model performance</b>, such as <b>code complexity</b>, <b>commit frequency</b>, 
                         and <b>noise</b> in the data. It also examines statistical methods like <b>ANOVA</b> and <b>Principal Component Analysis (PCA)</b>.</p>
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                         By analyzing the behavior of these models with prompts designed to evoke toxic or
                         biased responses, we utilized tools like the <b>Perspective API</b> to assess generated content across 
                         attributes such as toxicity, identity attack, and profanity.</p>
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