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Slrtool: A Tool to Support Collaborative Systematic Literature Reviews

Balbir S. Barn · Franco Raimondi · Lalith Athappian · Tony Clark

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Meta-analysis and systematic reviews scientometrics and bibliometrics research Software Engineering Techniques and Practices

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Systematic Literature Reviews (SLRs) are used in a number of fields to produce unbiased accounts of specific research topics. The SLR process is particularly well documented and regulated in the medical field, where it is accepted as the standard mechanism to assess, for instance, the benefits of drugs and treatments. SLRs and meta-analysis techniques are increasingly being used in other fields as well, from Social Sciences to Software Engineering.

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