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CSA-Trans: Code Structure Aware Transformer for AST
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When applying the Transformer architecture to source code, designing a good self-attention mechanism is critical as it affects how node relationship is extracted from the Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs) of the source code. We present Code Structure Aware Transformer (CSA-Trans), which uses Code Structure Embedder (CSE) to generate specific PE for each node in AST. CSE generates node Positional Encoding (PE) using disentangled attention. To further extend the self-attention capability, we adopt Stochastic Block Model (SBM) attention. Our evaluation shows that our PE captures the relationships between AST nodes better than other graph-related PE techniques. We also show through quantitative and qualitative analysis that SBM attention is able to generate more node specific attention coefficients. We demonstrate that CSA-Trans outperforms 14 baselines in code summarization tasks for both Python and Java, while being 41.92% faster and 25.31% memory efficient in Java dataset compared to AST-Trans and SG-Trans respectively.
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