DAAJI Marwa

DAAJI Marwa is a Researcher-lecturer at CESI, based at the Pau campus. She holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Faculty of Sciences of Tunis (2021) and an Engineering degree from the High Institute of Art and Multimedia of Manouba (2015). Her research focuses on predictive maintenance, web service defect prediction, and machine learning applications in software engineering.

Her educational activities include undergraduate teaching in Computer Science, specifically Web Development. Key research contributions include work on BPEL process defect prediction using evolutionary algorithms, multi-criteria web service selection, and formal concept analysis for interface decomposition.

• PhD Thesis: "Web service interfaces decomposition based on formal concept analysis, design anti-pattern detection and correction using machine learning and genetic algorithms"
• Engineering Degree Thesis: "Method for generating consensual association rules based on Formal Concept Analysis"

Her publications span IEEE conferences and ACM Transactions, with emphasis on combining formal methods with machine learning for software quality improvement. She is affiliated with the Engineering and Numerical Tools research team at CESI.