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# Online Appendix for "When to Let the Developer Guide: Trade-offs Between Open and Guided Test Amplification" Welcome to our online appendix! Here you will find the following: - the complete questionnaires, informed consent form and example classes used for the user study (see [user_study_material](user_study_material)) - the scripts to produce the plots in the paper (see [graph_data](graph_data)) ## User Study Material Look at "appendix.pdf" for all info :) For the figures in the paper, we reformulated the questionnaire questions to be in line with the vocabulary used in the paper, more compact and easier to understand for the reader. We focussed on not changing the core meaning of each question. ## Graph Data Python scripts with poetry dependency management. We provide all plots within here as generated by the provided code. To reproduce them yourselves, install [poetry](https://python-poetry.org/) and run `poetry install` in this directory. Then, open a virtual environment with `poetry shell`, then run `streamlit run plots.py` to run the script. All graphs are generated and saved as pdfs/pngs automatically.
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