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One Documentation Does Not Fit All: Case Study of TensorFlow Documentation

Thirimanne et al., 2025

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2591856138153843854
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Thirimanne S
Lemango E
Antoniol G
Nayebi M
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arXiv preprint arXiv:2505.01939

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Software documentation guides the proper use of tools or services. With the rapid growth of machine learning libraries, individuals from various fields are incorporating machine learning into their workflows through programming. However, many of these users lack …
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