Measuring the heterogeneity of cross-company dataset
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- Markku Oivo,
- Program Chairs:
- M. Ali Babar,
- Matias Vierimaa
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- LERO: The Irish Software Engineering Research Centre
- SIGSOFT: ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering
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