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Definition of domain specific components in software product lines based on feature variability
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2015-11-01
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İbrahim Onuralp, Yiğit
Doğru, Ali Hikmet
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This research proposes a preliminary methodology for the determination of a set of components to populate the domain model of a Software Product Line infrastructure. The approach is based on variability specifications that is rooted in Feature Models and reflected a variable component model: VCOSEML. An initial set of proposed components is modified with respect to the feature constraints and other design metrics such as coupling, cohesion, and size-oriented complexity. Modifications in the component set are refined through the iterative methodology, and an optimal set of components is tried to be achieved. The goal is to yield a set that supports reusability – to arrive at a more manageable and quickly converging design in terms of component assignments to required features. A case study is exploited in the validation of the approach.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/70810
https://sdpsnet.org/sdps/documents/sdps-2015/SDPS-2015-Proceedings.pdf
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/283570006_DEFINITION_OF_DOMAIN_SPECIFIC_COMPONENTS_IN_SOFTWARE_PRODUCT_LINES_BASED_ON_FEATURE_VARIABILITY
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THE 20TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on Transformative Science and Engineering, Business and Social Innovation (1-5 November 2015)
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Y. İbrahim Onuralp and A. H. Doğru, “Definition of domain specific components in software product lines based on feature variability,” presented at the THE 20TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on Transformative Science and Engineering, Business and Social Innovation (1-5 November 2015), FORT WORTH, TEXAS U.S.A, 2015, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/70810.
