Titlebook: Neural Information Processing; 16th International C Chi Sing Leung,Minho Lee,Jonathan H. Chan Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag B

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Abraham Prieto,Francisco Bellas,Richard J. Duroe number of development steps can be reduced. In this way, reuse clearly has a major influence on reducing total development cost and effort. This, of course, raises the issue of from whence the reused products arise. There has to be a prior investment in creating "libraries of reuse products before

critique

Alveoli

Choon Ling Tan,Simon Egerton,Velappa Ganapathyitecture evolution analysis. The results provide statistical evidence that a focus on architecture traceability significantly reduces the quantity of missing and incorrect assets, and increases the overall quality of architecture impact analysis for evolution.

EVICT

Pengfei Li,Hesheng Tang,Zhaoliang Wangetween them. We mainly focus on large scale enterprise back-office applications, however the approach can be easily extended to the other domains, since it does not depend on any specific domain knowledge. An application model example from an order processing is depicted to show how our approach wor

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Harya Widiputra,Henry Kho,Lukas,Russel Pears,Nikola Kasabovmplemented, Modificated, Adapted, Unaltered, and Ghost Features, thus providing insight into understanding the Clone-and-Own relationships of a family of software products. Furthermore, we suggest how to use these relationships to improve the way features are reused.

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Martin Holeňa,David Linke,Norbert Steinfeldt a foundation for multiple representations, e.g., graphical and textual. Applying the insights and experiences embedded in these ideas may help in the development of modelling support for software product lines, particularly in terms of conceptual clarity and as a basis for tool support with a high

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Abbas Khosravi,Saeid Nahavandi,Doug Creightonxonomy’s hierarchy provides guidelines for designing and implementing the product line’s reusable artifacts while at the same time specifying possible configuration options. By deriving reusable product line artifacts from a software taxonomy, the well-defined structuring of the reusable artifacts y

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Md. Monirul Kabir,Md. Shahjahan,Kazuyuki Murase a foundation for multiple representations, e.g., graphical and textual. Applying the insights and experiences embedded in these ideas may help in the development of modelling support for software product lines, particularly in terms of conceptual clarity and as a basis for tool support with a high

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