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Capturing non-functional properties through model interlinking
2014
2014 IEEE 27th Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering (CCECE)
The Software Product Line (SPL) paradigm promotes systematic reuse-based software development and is founded on the idea of capturing commonalities and variabilities between software products of a target domain. Feature model as the main artefact of SPL development mostly captures functional and operational variability of a system. Researchers have argued that connecting intentional variability models such as goal models with feature variability models in a target domain can enrich feature
doi:10.1109/ccece.2014.6901063
dblp:conf/ccece/NoorianBD14
fatcat:x7yezxqumvaubhgbxdanmqb34e