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Controllable code editing: poster and slides

Based on Inspectable Control for Structure-Preserving Software Regeneration.

The FSE Companion ’26 poster and an author-created slide deck explain localized code regeneration, its measured stability–freedom trade-off, and the limits of the evidence.

Evidence at a glance

Measured in one bounded setting

Reported on 2,000 preprocessed Python functions with a 64-token maximum and argmax decoding.

0.453 → 0.591parse rate after locking four top-level codes
0.936change rate in unlocked positions
0.998conditional sample uniqueness

Downloadable materials

Poster and slides

The conference poster and explanatory slides carry the same DOI and scope note.

Status, evidence, and reuse

The poster was presented at FSE Companion ’26. The slide deck is an author-created explanatory companion, not an official conference deck. Neither file introduces a new experimental result; the primary bibliographic record remains DOI10.1145/3803437.3807386.

Reuse is permitted under CC BY 4.0 with attribution to Gavrilov et al. (2026) and a link to the canonical paper page.