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ORCIDSPLC 2015: Nashville, TN, USA
- Douglas C. Schmidt:
Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Software Product Line, SPLC 2015, Nashville, TN, USA, July 20-24, 2015. ACM 2015, ISBN 978-1-4503-3613-0
Research papers
- Guillaume Bécan, Razieh Behjati
, Arnaud Gotlieb, Mathieu Acher:
Synthesis of attributed feature models from product descriptions. 1-10 - Maurice H. ter Beek, Axel Legay, Alberto Lluch-Lafuente, Andrea Vandin:
Statistical analysis of probabilistic models of software product lines with quantitative constraints. 11-15 - Thorsten Berger, Daniela Lettner, Julia Rubin, Paul Grünbacher, Adeline Silva, Martin Becker, Marsha Chechik, Krzysztof Czarnecki:
What is a feature?: a qualitative study of features in industrial software product lines. 16-25 - Maxime Cordy, Jean-Marc Davril, Joel Greenyer, Erika Gressi, Patrick Heymans:
All-at-once-synthesis of controllers from scenario-based product line specifications. 26-35 - João Bosco Ferreira Filho, Simon Allier, Olivier Barais, Mathieu Acher, Benoit Baudry:
Assessing product line derivation operators applied to Java source code: an empirical study. 36-45 - Jaime Font, Lorena Arcega, Øystein Haugen, Carlos Cetina:
Building software product lines from conceptualized model patterns. 46-55 - George T. Heineman, Armend Hoxha, Boris Düdder, Jakob Rehof:
Towards migrating object-oriented frameworks to enable synthesis of product line members. 56-60 - Wenbin Ji, Thorsten Berger, Michal Antkiewicz, Krzysztof Czarnecki:
Maintaining feature traceability with embedded annotations. 61-70 - Thomas Kühn, Walter Cazzola, Diego Mathias Olivares:
Choosy and picky: configuration of language product lines. 71-80 - Remo Lachmann, Sascha Lity, Sabrina Lischke, Simon Beddig, Sandro Schulze, Ina Schaefer:
Delta-oriented test case prioritization for integration testing of software product lines. 81-90 - Jia Hui (Jimmy) Liang, Vijay Ganesh, Krzysztof Czarnecki, Venkatesh Raman:
SAT-based analysis of large real-world feature models is easy. 91-100 - Jabier Martinez, Tewfik Ziadi, Tegawendé F. Bissyandé, Jacques Klein, Yves Le Traon:
Bottom-up adoption of software product lines: a generic and extensible approach. 101-110 - Leticia Montalvillo, Oscar Díaz:
Tuning GitHub for SPL development: branching models & repository operations for product engineers. 111-120 - Juan C. Muñoz-Fernández, Gabriel Tamura, Irina Raicu, Raúl Mazo, Camille Salinesi:
REFAS: a PLE approach for simulation of self-adaptive systems requirements. 121-125 - Clément Quinton, Rick Rabiser, Michael Vierhauser, Paul Grünbacher, Luciano Baresi:
Evolution in dynamic software product lines: challenges and perspectives. 126-130 - Dennis Reuling, Johannes Bürdek, Serge Rotärmel, Malte Lochau, Udo Kelter:
Fault-based product-line testing: effective sample generation based on feature-diagram mutation. 131-140 - Bernhard Rumpe, Christoph Schulze, Michael von Wenckstern, Jan Oliver Ringert, Peter Manhart:
Behavioral compatibility of simulink models for product line maintenance and evolution. 141-150 - Sabrina Souto, Divya Gopinath, Marcelo d'Amorim, Darko Marinov, Sarfraz Khurshid, Don S. Batory:
Faster bug detection for software product lines with incomplete feature models. 151-160 - Leopoldo Teixeira, Vander Alves, Paulo Borba, Rohit Gheyi:
A product line of theories for reasoning about safe evolution of product lines. 161-170 - Leopoldo Teixeira, Paulo Borba, Rohit Gheyi:
Safe evolution of product populations and multi product lines. 171-175 - Gustavo Vale, Danyllo Albuquerque, Eduardo Figueiredo, Alessandro F. Garcia:
Defining metric thresholds for software product lines: a comparative study. 176-185 - Pavel Valov, Jianmei Guo, Krzysztof Czarnecki:
Empirical comparison of regression methods for variability-aware performance prediction. 186-190
Vision papers
- Nadeem Abbas, Jesper Andersson:
Harnessing variability in product-lines of self-adaptive software systems. 191-200 - Deepak Dhungana, Andreas A. Falkner, Alois Haselböck, Herwig Schreiner:
Smart factory product lines: a configuration perspective on smart production ecosystems. 201-210 - Dimitri Van Landuyt, Stefan Walraven, Wouter Joosen:
Variability middleware for multi-tenant SaaS applications: a research roadmap for service lines. 211-215
Industry papers
- Jaime Chavarriaga, Carlos Rangel, Carlos Noguera, Rubby Casallas, Viviane Jonckers:
Using multiple feature models to specify configuration options for electrical transformers: an experience report. 216-224 - Dominik Domis, Rasmus Adler, Martin Becker:
Integrating variability and safety analysis models using commercial UML-based tools. 225-234 - Michael Käßmeyer, Michael Schulze, Markus Schurius:
A process to support a systematic change impact analysis of variability and safety in automotive functions. 235-244 - Larry McVoy:
Preliminary product line support in BitKeeper. 245-252 - Sachin Patel, Vipul Shah:
Automated testing of software-as-a-service configurations using a variability language. 253-262 - Karen Smiley, Werner Schmidt, Aldo Dagnino:
Evolving an industrial analytics product line architecture. 263-272
Systems engineering papers
- Aitor Arrieta, Goiuria Sagardui, Leire Etxeberria:
Test control algorithms for the validation of cyber-physical systems product lines. 273-282 - Miao Fang, Georg Leyh, Jörg Dörr, Christoph Elsner, Jingjing Zhao:
Towards model-based derivation of systems in the industrial automation domain. 283-292 - Jesús Padilla Gaeta, Krzysztof Czarnecki:
Modeling aerospace systems product lines in SysML. 293-302 - Susan P. Gregg, Rick Scharadin, Paul Clements:
The more you do, the more you save: the superlinear cost avoidance effect of systems product line engineering. 303-310 - Lothar Hotz, Yibo Wang, Matthias Riebisch, Olaf Götz, Josef Lackhove:
Evaluation across multiple views for variable automation systems. 311-315 - Charles W. Krueger:
Mechanical product lifecycle management meets product line engineering. 316-320 - Maurice H. ter Beek, Alessandro Fantechi, Stefania Gnesi:
Applying the product lines paradigm to the quantitative analysis of collective adaptive systems. 321-326 - Len Wozniak, Paul Clements:
How automotive engineering is taking product line engineering to the extreme. 327-336 - Tao Yue, Shaukat Ali, Bran Selic:
Cyber-physical system product line engineering: comprehensive domain analysis and experience report. 338-347
Doctoral symposium
- Alcemir Rodrigues Santos:
Understanding hybrid SPL composition impact on the refactoring into SPL. 348-351
Tools and demonstrations
- Danilo Beuche, Robert Hellebrand:
Using pure: : variants across the product line lifecycle. 352-354 - Simone Di Cola, Kung-Kiu Lau, Cuong M. Tran, Chen Qian:
An MDE tool for defining software product families with explicit variation points. 355-360 - Thomas Degueule, João Bosco Ferreira Filho, Olivier Barais, Mathieu Acher, Jérôme Le Noir, Sébastien Madelénat, Grégory Gailliard, Godefroy Burlot, Olivier Constant:
Tooling support for variability and architectural patterns in systems engineering. 361-364 - Holger Eichelberger, Klaus Schmid:
IVML: a DSL for configuration in variability-rich software ecosystems. 365-369 - Édipo Luis Féderle, Thiago do Nascimento Ferreira, Thelma Elita Colanzi, Silvia Regina Vergilio:
OPLA-tool: a support tool for search-based product line architecture design. 370-373 - Raúl Mazo, Juan C. Muñoz-Fernández, Luisa Rincón, Camille Salinesi, Gabriel Tamura:
VariaMos: an extensible tool for engineering (dynamic) product lines. 374-379 - Anatoly Vasilevskiy, Øystein Haugen, Franck Chauvel, Martin Fagereng Johansen, Daisuke Shimbara:
The BVR tool bundle to support product line engineering. 380-384
Tutorials
- Martin Becker, Bo Zhang:
Lean variation management: increasing business value with a diversified approach. 385 - Danilo Beuche:
Managing variability with feature models. 386 - Danilo Beuche:
Managing requirements in product lines. 387 - Charles W. Krueger, Paul C. Clements:
Second generation systems and software product line engineering. 388-389 - Klaus Schmid, Holger Eichelberger:
EASy-Producer: from product lines to variability-rich software ecosystems. 390-391 - Bruce Trask, Angel Roman:
Leveraging model driven engineering in software product line architectures. 392
Workshops
- Jakob Rehof, George T. Heineman:
Modular synthesis of product lines (ModSyn-PL). 393 - Roberto E. Lopez-Herrejon, Tewfik Ziadi, Jabier Martinez, Anil Kumar Thurimella, Mathieu Acher:
Third International Workshop on Reverse Variability Engineering (REVE 2015). 394 - Gilles Perrouin, Axel Legay:
SPLat 2015: Second International Workshop on Software Product Line Analysis Tools. 395 - Mathieu Acher, Roberto E. Lopez-Herrejon, Rick Rabiser:
SPLTea 2015: Second International Workshop on Software Product Line Teaching. 396 - Aleksandar S. Dimovski, Ahmad Salim Al-Sibahi, Claus Brabrand, Andrzej Wasowski:
Family-based model checking using off-the-shelf model checkers: extended abstract. 397 - Boris Düdder, Jakob Rehof, George T. Heineman:
Synthesizing type-safe compositions in feature oriented software designs using staged composition. 398-401 - Alessio Ferrari, Giorgio Oronzo Spagnolo, Stefania Gnesi, Felice Dell'Orletta:
CMT and FDE: tools to bridge the gap between natural language documents and feature diagrams. 402-410 - Jaime Font, Manuel Ballarín, Øystein Haugen, Carlos Cetina:
Automating the variability formalization of a model family by means of common variability language. 411-418 - Ethan T. McGee, John D. McGregor:
Composition of proof-carrying architectures for cyber-physical systems. 419-426 - Bernhard Steffen, Anna-Lena Lamprecht, Tiziana Margaria:
User-level synthesis: treating product lines as systems of constraints. 427-431 - Maurice H. ter Beek, Alessandro Fantechi, Stefania Gnesi, Franco Mazzanti:
Using FMC for family-based analysis of software product lines. 432-439
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