Title
A building block approach to detecting and resolving interactions
Abstract
Abstract This paper presents a methodology we envision for detecting and resolving feature interactions The methodology is based on a building block approach, in which features and their operating contexts are building blocks that can be composed in any combination to detect and resolve their interactions This methodology is applicable to the phases in the software life cycle that address the creation of new features such as requirements, specification, and verification By creating a well defined process for determining feature compatibility, with clearly defined steps and appropriate techniques/tools, it will then be possible to systematically model features, and detect and resolve interactions among features The primary goal is to provide a support environment which feature designers can use to specify and verify the requirements of a feature, detect its possible interactions with other features, and finally verify the resolution of any detected interactions As an ongoing effort at Bellcore, the paper also reports our current status of experiments with this methodology
Year
Venue
Keywords
1994
FIW
software life cycle,feature detection
Field
DocType
Citations 
Construction engineering,Engineering drawing,Engineering
Conference
14
PageRank 
References 
Authors
2.23
5
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Fuchun Joseph Lin19620.75
Yow-Jian Lin227940.18