Requirements for implemented system can be extracted and reused for a production of a
new similar system. Extraction of common and variable features from requirements …

A growing trend in requirements elicitation is the use of machine learning (ML) techniques to
automate the cumbersome requirement handling process. This literature review summarizes …

Abstract Software Product Lines (SPLs) are families of systems that share common assets
allowing a disciplined reuse. Rarely SPLs start from scratch, instead they usually start from a …

Engineers in large-scale software development have to manage large amounts of
information, spread across many artifacts. Several researchers have proposed expressing …

Implementing the entire set of requirements for a software system is often not feasible owing
to time and resource limitations. A key driver for successful delivery of any software system is …

Developing software from scratch is a high cost and error-prone activity. A possible solution
to reduce time-to-market and produce high quality software is the reuse of existing software …

Software language identification techniques are applicable to many situations from universal
IDE support to legacy code analysis. Most widely used heuristics are based on software …

Identification of non-functional requirements in an early phase of software development
process is crucial for creating a proper software design. These requirements are often …

Software traceability establishes a network of connections between diverse artifacts such as
requirements, design, and code. However, given the cost and effort of creating and …

Automatic recovery of traceability between software artifacts may promote early detection of
issues and better calculate change impact. Information Retrieval (IR) techniques have been …