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On the Nature of Merge Conflicts: A Study of 2,731 Open Source Java Projects Hosted by GitHub by Ghiotto, Gleiph, Murta, Leonardo, Barros, Marcio, van der Hoek, Andre

“…When multiple developers change a software system in parallel, these concurrent changes need to be merged to all appear in the software being developed…”
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Model to support the evaluation of the impact of the use and management of the soil on the water balance/Modelo de suporte a avaliacao do impacto do uso e manejo do solo no balanco hidrico by de Mello, Eloy Lemos, Pruski, Fernando Falco, Bertol, Ildegardis, Costa, Lucas Mucida, Menezes, Gleiph Ghiotto, Rodrigues, Nivia Carla

“…The purpose of this work was to develop a hydrological model for the simulation of the water balance in agricultural areas. The model uses a double exponential…”
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Collab-RS: semantic recommendation of external collaborators for projects in software ecosystems by Oliveira, Márcio, Braga, Regina, Ghiotto, Gleiph, David, José Maria N., Campos, Fernanda, Ströele, Victor

“…The software development industry has evolved in recent years, presenting new challenges. In this scenario, software ecosystems have emerged as a new…”
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An efficient similarity-based approach for comparing XML documents by Oliveira, Alessandreia, Tessarolli, Gabriel, Ghiotto, Gleiph, Pinto, Bruno, Campello, Fernando, Marques, Matheus, Oliveira, Carlos, Rodrigues, Igor, Kalinowski, Marcos, Souza, Uéverton, Murta, Leonardo, Braganholo, Vanessa

“…•Similarity-based comparison of XML document revisions.•Polinominal asymptotic complexity.•Speed up of almost 45 times if compared to state-of-the-art…”
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Model to support the evaluation of the impact of the use and management of the soil on the water balance by Mello, E.L. de, Pruski, F.F, Bertol, I, Costa, L.M, Menezes, G.G, Rodrigues, N.C

“…The purpose of this work was to develop a hydrological model for the simulation of the water balance in agricultural areas. The model uses a double exponential…”
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