Identifying features and their relations (ie, variation points) is crucial in the process of
migrating single software systems to software product lines (SPL). Various approaches have …

The specification of a family of software products may include documents written in natural
language. Automatically extracting knowledge from these documents is a challenging …

Requirement engineering in many IT services industries continues to be a document-centric
and heavily manual activity, relying on the expertise of business analysts. Requirement …

Early stages of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) namely requirement elicitation and
requirements analysis have remained document-centric in the industry for market-driven …

Feature models (FM) are a valuable resource in the analysis of software product lines (SPL).
They provide a visual abstraction of the variation points in a family of related software …

Abstract Extractive Software Product Line Engineering (SPLE) puts features on the foremost
aspect in domain analysis that needs to be extracted from the existing system's artifact …

Apps have concentrated sale platforms, in which there often exist some products similar to
the new App to be developed. The main features of these products are given in their …

In this paper, we address the question of whether general-purpose LLM-based tools may be
useful for detecting requirements variability in Natural Language (NL) requirements …

In the requirement reuse and natural language document-based Software Product Line
(SPL) domain analysis, requirement sentences of the requirement document are the primary …

This research paper presents a new approach that constitutes a first step towards
programming using language-independent requirements. To leverage the needed …