Feature models are a popular variability modeling notation used in product line engineering.
Automated analyses of feature models, such as consistency checking and interactive or …

Features express the variabilities and commonalities among programs in a software product
line (SPL). A feature model defines the valid combinations of features, where each …

Product line (PL)-based development is a thriving research area to develop software-
intensive systems. Feature models (FMs) facilitate derivation of valid products from a PL by …

A software product line is a set of program variants, typically generated from a common code
base. Feature models describe variability in product lines by documenting features and their …

A software product line is a unified representation of a set of conceptually similar software
systems that share many common features and satisfy the requirements of a particular …

Variant-rich software systems offer a large degree of customization, allowing users to
configure the target system according to their preferences and needs. Facing high degrees …

Feature models are at the core of Software Product Lines. Along the years different feature
modeling languages have been proposed. Although they share a set of core concepts …

Software product line engineering is a paradigm that advocates the reusability of software
engineering assets and the rapid development of new applications for a target domain …

Feature modeling is a technique for capturing commonality and variability. Feature models
symbolize a representation of the possible application configuration space, and can be …

Software product line (SPL) techniques handle the construction of customized systems. One
of the most common representations of the decisions a customer can make in SPLs is …