A benchmark- and competition-based approach to software engineering research
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Abstract
Many fields of study within computer science have benefited from the adoption of community-wide benchmarks and competitions. Software engineering has yet to fully embrace this approach. Case studies of existing uses of these techniques are presented, and a hypothetical application to software engineering based on research presented in last year's FSE are elaborated.
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