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\title{The Impact of Reuse in Software Development Estimates}
\subtitle{Experimenting with Estimation Models}
\author{Andres Orrego\inst{1} \and Tim Menzies\inst{2}}
\institute{West Virginia University \and GST}
\email{research@andresorrego.com \and tim@menzies.us}
\thanks{To both of us!}
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\begin{abstract}

Claims of better quality, shorter turnaround, lower costs, improved
maintainability have led software developers to attempt to adopt
software reuse practices. A great deal of them ended in failures
[cite Lim from HP]. It turns out that software reuse adoption is
more complicated that it sounds. Software reuse has not been
standardized as an approach or process, and the lack of exact
definitions around it make new experiences incomparable to others
and therefore leaving its effects partially unexplained and non
repeatable. In this study we explore the effects of software reuse
on effort (cost), quality (defects), and schedule (overruns)
simulating estimation models through the space of possible input
values. We do this by aiming for the minimal set of decisions
necessary to achieve the most reduction in effort, quality, and
schedule threat.

\end{abstract}
\section{introduction}
Intro goes here!
\section{Exploring the Space of All Possible Tunings}


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