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SPLC 2019: Paris, France
- Thorsten Berger, Philippe Collet, Laurence Duchien, Thomas Fogdal, Patrick Heymans, Timo Kehrer, Jabier Martinez, Raúl Mazo, Leticia Montalvillo, Camille Salinesi, Xhevahire Tërnava, Thomas Thüm, Tewfik Ziadi:
Proceedings of the 23rd International Systems and Software Product Line Conference, SPLC 2019, Volume A, Paris, France, September 9-13, 2019. ACM 2019, ISBN 978-1-4503-7138-4
Testing
- Stefan Fischer, Rudolf Ramler, Lukas Linsbauer, Alexander Egyed:
Automating test reuse for highly configurable software. 1:1-1:11 - Jacob Krüger
, Mustafa Al-Hajjaji, Thomas Leich, Gunter Saake:
Mutation operators for feature-oriented software product lines. 2:1 - Aitor Arrieta, Sergio Segura, Urtzi Markiegi, Goiuria Sagardui
Extended abstract of "spectrum-based fault localization in software product lines". 3:1 - Rolf Ebert, Jahir Jolianis, Stefan Kriebel, Matthias Markthaler, Benjamin Pruenster, Bernhard Rumpe, Karin Samira Salman:
Applying product line testing for the electric drive system. 4:1-4:11
Domain implementation
- Thomas Thüm, Alexander Knüppel, Stefan Krüger, Stefanie Bolle, Ina Schaefer:
Feature-oriented contract composition. 5:1 - Luiz Carvalho, Alessandro Garcia, Wesley K. G. Assunção
Extraction of configurable and reusable microservices from legacy systems: an exploratory study. 6:1-6:6 - Majid Makki, Dimitri Van Landuyt
Journal first presentation of a comparative study of workflow customization strategies: quality implications for multi-tenant SaaS. 7:1 - Marc Dahlem, Ricarda Rahm, Martin Becker:
App variants and their impact on mobile architecture: an experience report. 8:1-8:6
Solution-space analysis
- Maurice H. ter Beek, Ferruccio Damiani, Michael Lienhardt, Franco Mazzanti, Luca Paolini
Static analysis of featured transition systems. 9:1-9:13 - Carlos Diego Nascimento Damasceno
Learning from difference: an automated approach for learning family models from software product lines. 10:1-10:12 - André Lanna, Thiago M. Castro
Feature-family-based reliability analysis of software product lines. 11:1 - Lea Gerling, Klaus Schmid
Variability-aware semantic slicing using code property graphs. 12:1-12:7
Challenges and solutions
- Javad Ghofrani, Ehsan Kozegar
Applying product line engineering concepts to deep neural networks. 13:1-13:6 - Tobias Pett, Thomas Thüm, Tobias Runge, Sebastian Krieter, Malte Lochau, Ina Schaefer:
Product sampling for product lines: the scalability challenge. 14:1-14:6 - Jeho Oh, Paul Gazzillo
t-wise coverage by uniform sampling. 15:1-15:4 - Richard Müller
A graph-based feature location approach using set theory. 16:1-16:5 - Gabriela Karoline Michelon, Lukas Linsbauer, Wesley K. G. Assunção
Comparison-based feature location in ArgoUML variants. 17:1-17:5 - Jamel Debbiche, Oskar Lignell, Jacob Krüger
Migrating Java-based Apo-Games into a composition-based software product line. 18:1-18:5 - Jonas Åkesson, Sebastian Nilsson, Jacob Krüger
Migrating the Android Apo-Games into an annotation-based software product line. 19:1-19:5
Emerging application areas
- Mikaela Cashman
DNA as features: organic software product lines. 20:1-20:11 - Salah Ghamizi, Maxime Cordy, Mike Papadakis
Automated search for configurations of convolutional neural network architectures. 21:1-21:12 - Thomas Kühn, Walter Cazzola, Nicola Pirritano Giampietro, Massimiliano Poggi:
Piggyback IDE support for language product lines. 22:1-22:12 - Christian Wolschke, Martin Becker, Sören Schneickert, Rasmus Adler, John MacGregor:
Industrial perspective on reuse of safety artifacts in software product lines. 23:1-23:12
Community efforts
- Juha-Pekka Tolvanen
How domain-specific modeling languages address variability in product line development: investigation of 23 cases. 24:1-24:9 - José Miguel Horcas
Software product line engineering: a practical experience. 25:1-25:13 - Daniel Strüber, Mukelabai Mukelabai, Jacob Krüger
Facing the truth: benchmarking the techniques for the evolution of variant-rich systems. 26:1-26:12 - Rick Rabiser
Industrial and academic software product line research at SPLC: perceptions of the community. 27:1-27:6
Requirements engineering
- Masaki Asano, Yoichi Nishiura, Tsuneo Nakanishi, Keiichi Fujiwara:
Feature oriented refinement from requirements to system decomposition: quantitative and accountable approach. 28:1-28:11 - Yan Li, Tao Yue, Shaukat Ali, Li Zhang:
Enabling automated requirements reuse and configuration. 29:1
Metrics and refactoring
- Christopher Pietsch, Udo Kelter, Timo Kehrer, Christoph Seidl:
Formal foundations for analyzing and refactoring delta-oriented model-based software product lines. 30:1-30:11 - Kai Ludwig
Covert and phantom features in annotations: do they impact variability analysis? 31:1-31:13 - Xhevahire Tërnava, Johann Mortara
Identifying and visualizing variability in object-oriented variability-rich systems. 32:1-32:13 - Sascha El-Sharkawy, Nozomi Yamagishi-Eichler, Klaus Schmid
Metrics for analyzing variability and its implementation in software product lines: a systematic literature review. 33:1
Feature-model evolution
- Imke Drave, Oliver Kautz
Semantic evolution analysis of feature models. 34:1-34:11 - Paolo Arcaini
Achieving change requirements of feature models by an evolutionary approach. 35:1 - Elias Kuiter
Foundations of collaborative, real-time feature modeling. 36:1-36:8
Configuration and sampling
- Ángel Jesús Varela-Vaca
Process mining to unleash variability management: discovering configuration workflows using logs. 37:1-37:12 - Paul Temple
Towards quality assurance of software product lines with adversarial configurations. 38:1-38:12 - Daniel-Jesus Munoz
Uniform random sampling product configurations of feature models that have numerical features. 39:1-39:13
Problem-space analysis
- José Angel Galindo, David Benavides, Pablo Trinidad, Antonio Manuel Gutiérrez-Fernández, Antonio Ruiz-Cortés:
Automated analysis of feature models: quo vadis? 40:1 - David Fernández-Amorós
A kconfig translation to logic with one-way validation system. 41:1-41:6 - Slawomir Duszynski, Saura Jyoti Dhar, Tobias Beichter:
Using relation graphs for improved understanding of feature models in software product lines. 42:1-42:11
Workshops
- Michael Nieke, Lukas Linsbauer, Jacob Krüger
Second international workshop on variability and evolution of software-intensive systems (VariVolution 2019). 43:1 - Jaime Chavarriaga, Julio Ariel Hurtado
Second international workshop on experiences and empirical studies on software reuse (WEESR 2019). 44:1 - Mathieu Acher, Rick Rabiser
Fourth international workshop on software product line teaching (SPLTea 2019). 45:1 - David Benavides, Rick Rabiser
First international workshop on languages for modelling variability (MODEVAR 2019). 46:1 - Mathieu Acher, Tewfik Ziadi, Roberto E. Lopez-Herrejon, Jabier Martinez
Seventh international workshop on reverse variability engineering (REVE 2019). 47:1
Tutorials
- Hugo Martin, Juliana Alves Pereira, Mathieu Acher
Machine learning and configurable systems: a gentle introduction. 48:1-48:2 - Mike Mannion
Software reuse for mass customization. 49:1 - Klaus Schmid
Variability modeling and implementation with EASy-producer. 50:1 - Juha-Pekka Tolvanen
Describing variability with domain-specific languages and models. 51:1 - Maxime Cordy, Sami Lazreg:
Automated evaluation of embedded-system design alternatives. 52:1 - Charles W. Krueger, Paul C. Clements:
Feature-based systems and software product line engineering: PLE for the enterprise. 53:1 - Aitor Arrieta:
Variability modeling and management of MATLAB/simulink models. 54:1
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