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 …

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 …

The idea for this book arose from a series of lectures on modern programming paradigms,
feature-oriented programming, and software product lines that are continuously held at the …

Variability modeling is essential for defining and managing the commonalities and
variabilities in software product lines. Numerous variability modeling approaches exist today …

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 …

Program understanding plays a pivotal role in software maintenance and evolution: a deep
understanding of code is the stepping stone for most software-related activities, such as bug …

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 …

We present a recommender system that models and recommends product features for a
given domain. Our approach mines product descriptions from publicly available online …

A glossary is an important part of any software requirements document. By making explicit
the technical terms in a domain and providing definitions for them, a glossary helps mitigate …

The notion of feature is heavily used in Software Engineering, especially for software
product lines. However, this notion appears to be confusing, mixing various aspects of …