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Cobol2Vec: Learning Representations of Cobol code

There has been a steadily growing interest in development of novel methods to learn a representation of a given input data and subsequently using them for several downstream tasks. The field of natural language processing has seen a significant improvement in different tasks by incorporating pre-trained embeddings into their pipelines. Recently, these methods have been applied to programming languages with a view to improve developer productivity. In this paper, we present an unsupervised learning approach to encode old mainframe languages into a fixed dimensional vector space. We use COBOL as our motivating example and create a corpus and demonstrate the efficacy of our approach in a code-retrieval task on our corpus.

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