Software architectures capture the most significant properties and design constraints of
software systems. Thus, modifications to a system that violate its architectural principles can …

Nowadays, software systems remain useful and competitive; entail the inevitable need to
change over time and to be adapted to new technologies, platforms, and architectures …

In the last few years the use of distributed structured shared memory paradigms for
coordination between parallel processes has become common. One of the most well known …

Maintenance of architectural documentation is a prime requirement for evolving software
systems. New versions of software systems are launched after making the changes that take …

Several papers have recently contained reports on applying machine learning (ML) to the
automation of software engineering (SE) tasks, such as project management, modeling and …

Software architecture reconstruction (SAR) is a process which aims to obtain the architecture
information of any system using various sources. These sources contain documentations …

The software architecture of a system is often used to guide and constrain its
implementation. While the code structure of an initial implementation is likely to conform to …

It is difficult to keep software architecture up to date with code changes during software
evolution. Inconsistency is caused by the limitations of standard development specifications …

The architecture of software systems plays a significant role in the different stages of the
software lifecycle, including, for example, evolution, maintenance and re-use. Software …