During the three decades since the invention of the first variability modeling approach [28],
there have been multiple attempts to introduce advanced variability modeling capabilities …

Feature modelling is a cornerstone of software product line engineering, providing a means
to represent software variability through features and their relationships. Since its inception …

Variability models are commonly used to model commonalities and variability in a product
line. There is a large variety of textual formats to represent and store variability models. This …

Feature models have been used since the 90s to describe software product lines as a way of
reusing common parts in a family of software systems. In 2010, a systematic literature review …

Feature modeling is the" de facto" standard to describe the common and variant parts of
software product lines. Different tools, approaches, and operations for the automated …

Feature models are recognized as a de facto standard for variability modeling. Presented
almost three decades ago, dozens of different variations and extensions to the original …

What is the number of valid configurations for Linux? How to generate uniform random
samples for Linux? Can we create a binary decision diagram for Linux? It seems that the …

In an industrial project, we addressed the challenge of develo** a software-based video
generator such that consumers and providers of video processing algorithms can …

Many real-world product lines are only represented as nonhierarchical collections of distinct
products, described by their configuration values. As the manual preparation of feature …

Variability models are prevalent for specifying the commonalities and variabilities of
configurable systems. A large variety of tools support using, editing, and analyzing variability …