How to match windows and linux mouse speed (with acceleration turned ON)

Question

I have Ubuntu at work and Windows 7 at my home. Mouse speed on both OSes are very different so I feel very painful to adjust from one to another when I get to office in the morning and get back home in the night. Both mouses are exactly the same brand and model. I want to find a way to exactly match the speed on both systems.

All posts or discussions I found on the web are for FPS gamers, to whom precision is more important so they all disable acceleration. I am not a gamer, so I have acceleration turned on on both OSes so I can have the benefit of acceleration.

For Windows, there are the following settings:

1. In registry HKCU\Control Panel\Mouse\{MouseSpeed,MouseThreshold1,MouseThreshold2}
2. In Control Panel, a slider that controls the speed (I'm not sure if this a separate dimension independent to the above or not).

For Ubuntu, I found these settings:

1. In xinput: AccelerationProfile, ConstantDeceleration, AdaptiveDeceleration;
2. In xset: an acceleration and a threshold;
3. A slider in mouse settings (again, I'm not sure if this is a separate dimension independent to the above or not).

If we see mouse speed as a function of settings and past movements, then my question is how to find a way, given any parameter in windows, find a set of parameters in linux so that f_windows(past_movements | windows_settings) and f_linux(past_movements | linux_settings) are as close as possible.

Since linux have more dimensions in setting, I am trying to match windows settings in linux, not the other way around.

Anyone has a better idea on how f_windows and f_linux look like? The description on existing docs are so vague and unclear. Thanks.