Florian Sihler received the YoungRSE Award at for his presentation .
In his presentation, Florian showcases , a novel tool designed to assist R programmers and researchers in understanding existing and new code. flowR employs sophisticated dataflow analysis to provide more accurate and comprehensive results that can then be used to reduce a given program to just the parts necessary to perform a specific task (a so-called "program slice"). Analysis of real-world R code shows that the average reduction is around 85% of lines, reducing the Program to just around 15% of its original size.
Currently, flowR can be best explored by its .