Addressing Context-Awareness in User Interface Software Product Lines (UI-SPL) Approaches

Sboui, Thouraya; Ayed, Mounir Ben; Alimi, Adel M.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-60947-8_5

Human Centered Software Product Lines

2017

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-60947-8_5

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Addressing Context-Awareness in User Interface Software Product Lines (UI-SPL) Approaches

Thouraya Sboui

Mounir Ben Ayed

Adel M. Alimi

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Learning to Support Derivation of Adaptable Products in Software Product Lines

Benlarabi¹,

Khtira²,

Asri³

2020

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Software product line engineering is a large scale development paradigm based on mass production. It consists in building a common platform from which a set of products can be derived. Under the constraints of continuous evolution and costs optimization, the derivation process must be able to answer customers' requirements and provide adequate products in a short time without defects. However, this purpose cannot be achieved if the customer must wait for the change is implemented in the common platform. In this paper, we describe our work which proposes a framework to manage derivation of adaptable products. An adaptable product is obtained by deriving the most similar product from the common platform and changing it to support the new requirements. The aim of the framework is to give quick response to the customers need while the new requirements are being implemented in the common platform. The framework includes tools for processing natural language requirements, computing the similarity between products on the basis of their requirements, and the product adaptation effort measuring.

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Learning to Support Derivation of Adaptable Products in Software Product Lines

Benlarabi¹,

Khtira²,

Asri³

2020

JCC

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Addressing Context-Awareness in User Interface Software Product Lines (UI-SPL) Approaches

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Learning to Support Derivation of Adaptable Products in Software Product Lines

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