Feature diagrams are an important product of domain analysis for product lines or system
families, respectively. They describe relations between requirements and distinguish …

Abstract Software Product Lines are characterized through common and variable parts.
Modeling variability is one of the most important tasks during the analysis phase. Domain …

Feature models are a well accepted means for expressing requirements in a domain on an
abstract level. They are applied to describe variable and common properties of products in a …

The concept of a software product line is a promising approach for increasing planned
reusability in industry. For planning future requirements, the integration of domain analysis …

Feature modeling is a key technique used in product-line development to model
commonalities and variabilities of product-line members. In this paper, we present …

Software product lines are characterized through common and variable parts. Modeling
variability is one of the most important tasks during the analysis phase. Domain analysis and …

Feature modeling has become a popular technique for domain analysis and variability
management. However, it is still a considerable challenge to apply this technique to product …

Reengineering a legacy product line has been addressed very little by current product line
research activities. This paper introduces a method to investigate feature dependencies and …

Software product lines (PLs) present a solid approach in large scale reuse. Due to the PLs'
inherit complexity, many PL methods use the notion of “features” to support requirements …

Software product lines (SPL) are an established technology for developing families of
systems. In particular, they focus on modeling commonality and variability, that is, they are …