Tim Menzies
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Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area United States
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CS Professor
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menzies.us
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I explore SE, data mining, AI, search-based SE, open access science. In this era of software systems that seem to grow ever more complex, it is wise to ask "is that complexity really needed?". I think, to a large extent, it is not, as indicated by my latest work on privacy and optimization.
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Predicting Defects for Eclipse

16 years ago • 802 Views

Decision Support Analyss for Software Effort Estimation by Analogy

16 years ago • 759 Views

Complexity Measures for Secure Service-Orieted Software Architectures

16 years ago • 537 Views

Promise Keynote

16 years ago • 493 Views

Adequate and Precise Evaluation of Predictive Models in Software Engineering Studies

16 years ago • 583 Views

Project Data Incorporating Qualitative Factors for Improved Software Defect Prediction

16 years ago • 550 Views

Make the Most of Your Time: How Should the Analyst Work with Automated Traceability Tools

16 years ago • 452 Views

Using Developer Information as a Prediction Factor

16 years ago • 410 Views

Experiments on Design Pattern Discovery

16 years ago • 809 Views

Assessing the Reliability of a Human Estimator

16 years ago • 399 Views

Modeling the Effect of Size of Defect Proneness for Open-Source Software

16 years ago • 542 Views

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PROGRAMACIÓN DE APLICACIÓNS CO FRAMEWORK CAKEPHP

ousli07 • 16 years ago

Experiences, Not Ads

mcornes • 17 years ago

Podcasting: A real mobile platform

Lee Kraus • 17 years ago
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Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area United States
Occupation
CS Professor
Industry
Education
Website
menzies.us
About
I explore SE, data mining, AI, search-based SE, open access science. In this era of software systems that seem to grow ever more complex, it is wise to ask "is that complexity really needed?". I think, to a large extent, it is not, as indicated by my latest work on privacy and optimization.