Knowledge Management in Software Architecture: State of the Art

Farenhorst, Rik; Boer, Remco C. de

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-02374-3_2

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“…To improve the effectiveness of the approach, they also presented an ensemble of decision trees which was shown to be more robust when the train ing data changes. Rik Farenhorst and Remco C. de Boer [19] described four main v iews on architectural knowledge based on the results of a systematic literature review. Based on software architecture and knowledge management theory they defined four main categories of arch itectural knowledge, and discussed four distinct philosophies on managing architectural knowledge.…”

Section: Review Of Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fuzzy-Based XML Knowledge Retrieval Methods in Edaphology

Kumar¹,

Reddy²,

Murthy³

2016

IJISA

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In this paper, we p ropose a proficient method for knowledge management in Edaphology to assist the edaphologists and those related with agricu lture in a big way. The proposed method mainly consists two sections of wh ich the first one is to build the knowledge base using XML and the latter part deals with informat ion retrieval by searching using fuzzy. Initially, the relational database is converted to the XML database. The paper discusses two algorith ms, one is when the soil characteristics are inputted to have the plant list and in the other, plant names are inputted to have the soil characteristics suited for the plant. While retrieving the query result, the crisp numerical values are converted to fuzzy using the triangular fu zzy membership function and matched to those in database. And those which satisfy are added to the result list and subsequently the frequency is found out to rank the result list so as to obtain the final sorted list. Performance metrics used in order to evaluate the method and compare it to baseline paper are nu mber of plants retrieved, ranking efficiency, and computation time and memory usage. Results obtained proved the validity of the method and the method obtained average computation time of 0.102 seconds and average memory usage of 2486 Kb , which all are far better than the previous method results.

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Section: Review Of Related Workmentioning

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Fuzzy-Based XML Knowledge Retrieval Methods in Edaphology

Kumar¹,

Reddy²,

Murthy³

2016

IJISA

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“…The systematic review process includes a number of steps. Following [38], [39], we defined our SLR protocol by defining a suitable search string (used to match the set of research questions in the best possible way), a time period (adequate to capture as many relevant papers as possible), a list of web search engines (used to automatically identify a list of papers, potentially related to the review research topic), and a studies selection process (used to select those articles that better fits our research questions).…”

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Architecting Fault Tolerant Systems

Muccini¹,

Romanovsky²

2007

2007 Working IEEE/IFIP Conference on Software Architecture (WICSA'07)

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Building trustworthy (dependable) systems is a major challenge faced by software developers. To this end, various fault tolerance mechanisms have been developed by researchers and used in industry. Unfortunately, more often than not these solutions ignore earlier development phases-most importantly, the architecture design to exclusively focus on the implementation instead. This creates a dangerous gap between the requirement to build dependable (and fault tolerant) systems and the failure to address these issues at any stage preceding the implementation step. Software Architecture has been widely accepted as a way to achieve a better software quality while reducing the time and cost of production. While typical architectural specifications model only the normal behaviour of the system, ignoring the abnormal ones, several approaches have recently been developed which break the wrong pattern. The aim of this paper is to survey the existing approaches to architecting fault tolerant systems, offering its readers a clear picture of the state of the art research in this emerging area. This survey is built on developing a two-dimensional classification of the existing solutions: the first dimension is based on the traditional software engineering characteristics while the second one uses fault tolerance-related parameters. The paper analyses the major trends and identifies possible directions for future research.

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“…As an abstraction of the system, one or more models can be selected to support different tasks throughout system's analysis and design. For instance, models can be useful for explaining complex parts of the design to non-technical stakeholders, thus contributing for knowledge dissemination among stakeholders (Farenhorst & Boer, 2009). Moreover, models can also be useful for assessing the suitability of architectural decisions since an early stage of the system's life cycle (Capilla, Nakagawa, Zdun, & Carrillo, 2017).…”

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Architectural Description of Systems-of-Information

Guessi¹,

Graciano-Neto²,

Nakagawa³

2019

Tópicos Em Sistemas De Informação: Minicursos SBSI 2019

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Systems-of-Information Systems (SoIS) refer to collections of software systems that became able to deliver innovative functionalities as well as meet new business opportunities due to novel connections formed with information systems. The software architecture of SoIS plays an important role in their success since they are frequently associated with essential quality attributes, such as sustainability, performance, and reliability. Aiming to study the software architecture of SoIS, additional types of models can be explored for predicting its runtime behavior and structure. Through examples with formal and semiformal notations, we discuss the advantages and limitations of selected techniques for the description of high level models of SoIS, namely SysML, SosADL, and DEVS. Finally, we outline directions for future work on tailored architectural models for practitioners and researchers dealing with SoIS analysis and design.

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Knowledge Management in Software Architecture: State of the Art

Cited by 30 publications

References 38 publications

Fuzzy-Based XML Knowledge Retrieval Methods in Edaphology

Fuzzy-Based XML Knowledge Retrieval Methods in Edaphology

Architecting Fault Tolerant Systems

Architectural Description of Systems-of-Information

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