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    • ...Users can specify a product as a selection of features that satisfies their functional requirements [3]...
    • ...In the following, we describe our approach to compute approximations of a feature’s non-functional properties for the most common relationships between features [2], [3]...

    Norbert Siegmund, et al. Scalable Prediction of Non-functional Properties in Software Product L...

    • ...Another view of features, provided in [2], states that features represent the requirements of stakeholders and on the basis of features, different products can be defined and recognized...

    Fazal-e-Amin, et al. An analysis of object oriented variability implementation mechanisms

    • ...The optimized code is then generated and inserted into the existing application using a set of domain-specific optimizations (i.e., transformations) [13]...
    • ...applications, especially if the applications are large [13]...
    • ...The valid and invalid combination of features is called configuration knowledge [13] and is required during the DSL implementation phase...
    • ...The DSL code in this research is transformed into the base language (C/C++) source code via a Program Transformation Engine (PTE) [13, 22] and transformation languages...

    Ritu Arora, et al. A technique for non-invasive application-level checkpointing

    • ...A way to accomplish this is through a domain engineering process, which is the activity of collecting, organizing and storing past experience in building systems, or parts of them, in a particular domain in a form of reusable assets [9]...
    • ...Thus, ToolDAy’s solution to this problem is to allow the inclusion of attributes [9] in each feature, this allows a more concise representation of the feature model, and the attributes can have a description field that can be used to define their value range...
    • ...The feature documentation is in the same environment of the domain modeling and the documentation consists of the following fields [9]...

    Liana Barachisio Lisboa, et al. ToolDAy: a tool for domain analysis

    • ...Furthermore, subgoals of AND-decompositions can be designated as optional, in a manner very similar to that of the optional features in feature models [15]...
    • ...Our inclusion of preference goals as well as optional subgoals in the mandatory decomposition triggers a question about the relationship between goal models and feature models [15, 55] in terms of their expressiveness and semantics...
    • ...Finally, by looking closely at current variability representation techniques [15, 55, 35], we plan to propose enhancements to our language that would make it an even stronger variability representation tool...

    Sotirios LiaskosSheila, et al. Representing and reasoning about preferences in requirements engineeri...

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