2003
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-44870-5_28
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When Does a Pair Outperform Two Individuals?

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“…Lui and Chan [17] emplearon 5 parejas y 5 individuos. Los autores reportan un decremento del 52% de tiempo en favor de la programación en pareja.…”
Section: E Duraciónunclassified
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“…Lui and Chan [17] emplearon 5 parejas y 5 individuos. Los autores reportan un decremento del 52% de tiempo en favor de la programación en pareja.…”
Section: E Duraciónunclassified
“…Por el contrario, los resultados de Lui y Chan [17] indican un decremento del 4% a favor de la programación en pareja. Por último, Arisholm et al [14] Reportan un incremento en el esfuerzo que conlleva programar en pareja del 84%.…”
Section: F Esfuerzounclassified
“…Improved quality was manifested in earlier bug detection/prevention [4]. Experiments with 'industrial' programmers showed error rates were reduced by two-thirds and needed less iterations to fix them when pairing [12,13]. Equally, in the Delphi study the issue of improved quality was raised many times, both from organizational and individual perspectives.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It is especially suited to dealing with very complex problems that are too difficult for one person to solve [4,21,23]. Experiments have provided supporting empirical evidence about improved design [13]. This sentiment was affirmed in the Delphi study where it was felt that design decisions and difficult problem resolutions would be superior, and that 'it very often solves complex problems much more effectively than a single person would', as well as the potential to 'find problems in advance'.…”
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confidence: 99%
“… Higher software quality: [7], [13], [39].  Reduced time for program development: [1], [20], [33].  Increased learning efficiency: [3], [6], [19], [34], [39].…”
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