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The Effect of Complexity and Provenance on Code Review Decisions: Evidence from a Controlled Experiment

Jan 1, 2026·
Neha Singh
Francesco Sovrano
Francesco Sovrano
,
Vincent J. Hellendoorn
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Alberto Bacchelli
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Proc. ACM Softw. Eng.
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Last updated on Jan 1, 2026
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Francesco Sovrano
Francesco Sovrano
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