Juan Fernández-Ramil

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2007
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Andrea Capiluppi, Juan Fernández-Ramil, J. Higman, Helen C. Sharp, Neil Smith:
An Empirical Study of the Evolution of an Agile-Developed Software System. ICSE 2007: 511-518
2006
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Neil Smith, Andrea Capiluppi, Juan F. Ramil:
Agent-based simulation of open source evolution. Softw. Process. Improv. Pract. 11(4): 423-434 (2006)
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Neil Smith, Andrea Capiluppi, Juan Fernández-Ramil:
Users and Developers: An Agent-Based Simulation of Open Source Software Evolution. SPW/ProSim 2006: 286-293
2005
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Neil Smith, Andrea Capiluppi, Juan F. Ramil:
A study of open source software evolution data using qualitative simulation. Softw. Process. Improv. Pract. 10(3): 287-300 (2005)
2002
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Juan F. Ramil, Neil Smith:
Qualitative simulation of models of software evolution. Softw. Process. Improv. Pract. 7(3-4): 95-112 (2002)

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