Supplementary material for the paper "Data-Limited Continuous Experimentation (dlCE): A Literature Review"
Chren, Stanislav; Fagerholm, Fabian; Bjarnason, Elizabeth; Linåker, Johan; Rafi, Saima; Lehtelä, Bettina; Runeson, Per; +1 Authors
Chren, Stanislav; Fagerholm, Fabian; Bjarnason, Elizabeth; Linåker, Johan; Rafi, Saima; Lehtelä, Bettina; Runeson, Per; Kauppinen, Marjo;
Supplementary material for the paper "Data-Limited Continuous Experimentation (dlCE): A Literature Review"
This is supplementary material for a paper, "Data-Limited Continuous Experimentation (DLC): A Literature Review", published at the 15th International Conference on Software Business (ICSOB 2024). It contains a list of included papers from a literature review, their experimentation cases and extracted data related to contextual and experimentation factors, as well as their relevance to dlCE scenarios.
- Edinburgh Napier University United Kingdom
- Lund University Sweden
- Aalto University Finland
Software engineering, User data, Continuous experimentation
Software engineering, User data, Continuous experimentation
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