Software product line engineering is about producing a set of related products that share
more commonalities than variabilities. Feature models are widely used for variability and …

Feature-oriented software development (FOSD) is a paradigm for the construction,
customization, and synthesis of large-scale software systems. In this survey, we give an …

For the last ten years, software product line (SPL) tool developers have been facing the
implementation of different variability requirements and the support of SPL engineering …

Feature Models (FMs) are used extensively in software product line engineering to help
generate and validate individual product configurations and to provide support for domain …

Tactile Internet with Human-in-the-Loop describes the change from the current Internet,
which focuses on the democratization of information independent of location or time, to the …

In product line engineering, domain analysis is the process of analyzing related products to
identify their common and variable features. This process is generally carried out by experts …

Although Software Product Lines are recurrently praised as an efficient paradigm for
systematic reuse, practical adoption remains challenging. For bottom-up Software Product …

Lack of realistic benchmarks hinders efficient design and evaluation of analysis techniques
for feature models. We extract a variability model from the code base of the Linux kernel …

Context Variability modeling, and in particular feature modeling, is a central element of
model-driven software product line architectures. Such architectures often emerge from …

Variability modeling, and in particular feature modeling, is a central element of model-driven
software product line architectures. Such architectures often emerge from legacy code, but …