  Context: Annually, ICSE acknowledges a range of papers, a subset of which are
paired with research artifacts such as source code, datasets, and supplementary
materials, adhering to the Open Science Policy. However, no prior systematic
inquiry dives into gauging the influence of ICSE papers using artifact
attributes. Objective: We explore the mutual impact between artifacts and their
associated papers presented at ICSE over ten years.
  Method: We collect data on usage attributes from papers and their artifacts,
conduct a statistical assessment to identify differences, and analyze the top
five papers in each attribute category.
  Results: There is a significant difference between paper citations and the
usage of associated artifacts. While statistical analyses show no notable
difference between paper citations and GitHub stars, variations exist in views
and/or downloads of papers and artifacts.
  Conclusion: We provide a thorough overview of ICSE's accepted papers from the
last decade, emphasizing the intricate relationship between research papers and
their artifacts. To enhance the assessment of artifact influence in software
research, we recommend considering key attributes that may be present in one
platform but not in another.
