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Visual configuration in automotive software product lines

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posted on 2012-03-21, 10:38 authored by Goetz Botterweck, Steffen Thiel, Ciarán Crawley, Daren Nestor, André PreuBner
Software Product Line engineering has emerged as a viable and important software development paradigm in the automotive industry. It allows companies to realise significant improvements in time-to-market, cost, productivity, and system quality. One major difficulty with software product line engineering is related to the fact that a product line of industrial size can easily incorporate thousands of variation points. This scale of variability can become extremely complex to manage resulting in a product configuration process that bears significant costs. This paper introduces a meta-model and research tool that employs visualisation and interaction techniques to improve product configuration in high-variability product lines.

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32nd Annual IEEE International Computer Software and Applications Conference;2008, pp 1070-1075

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IEEE Computer Society

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