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Correlating temporal communication patterns of the Eclipse open source community with performance and creativity
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msquire
on Thu, 2011-04-21 12:50
Correlating temporal communication patterns of the Eclipse open source community with performance and creativity
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Kidane, Yared
, and
Gloor Peter
, Computational & Mathematical Organization Theory, Volume 13, p.17-27, (2007)
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