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Research track accepted papers:

  • Kai Ludwig, Jacob Krüger and Thomas Leich. “Covert and Phantom Features in Annotations: Do They Impact Variability Analysis?”.
  • José Miguel Horcas Aguilera, Mónica Pinto and Lidia Fuentes. “Software Product Line Engineering: A Practical Experience”.
  • Imke Drave, Oliver Kautz, Judith Michael and Bernhard Rumpe. “Semantic Evolution Analysis of Feature Models”.
  • Thomas Kühn, Walter Cazzola, Nicola Pirritano Giampietro and Massimiliano Poggi. “Piggyback IDE Support for Language Product Lines”.
  • Christopher Pietsch, Udo Kelter, Timo Kehrer and Christoph Seidl. “Formal Foundations for Analyzing and Refactoring Delta-Oriented Model-Based Software Product Lines”.
  • Carlos Diego Nascimento Damasceno, Mohammadreza Mousavi and Adenilso Simao. “Learning From Difference: An Automated Approach for Learning Family Models From Software Product Lines”.
  • Daniel Strüber, Mukelabai Mukelabai, Jacob Krüger, Stefan Fischer, Lukas Linsbauer, Jabier Martinez and Thorsten Berger. “Facing the Truth: Benchmarking the Techniques for the Evolution of Variant-Rich Systems”.
  • Ángel Jesús Varela-Vaca, José A. Galindo, Belén Ramos-Gutiérrez, María Teresa Gómez-López and David Benavides. “Process Mining to Unleash Variability Management: Inferring Configuration Workflows Using Logs”.
  • Xhevahire Tërnava, Johann Mortara and Philippe Collet. “Identifying and Visualizing Variability in Object-Oriented Variability-Rich Systems”.
  • Maurice H. ter Beek, Ferruccio Damiani, Michael Lienhardt, Franco Mazzanti and Luca Paolini. “Static Analysis of Featured Transition Systems”.
  • Mikaela Cashman, Justin Firestone, Myra Cohen, Thammasak Thianniwet and Wei Niu. “DNA as Features: Organic Software Product Lines”.
  • Stefan Fischer, Rudolf Ramler, Lukas Linsbauer and Alexander Egyed. “Automating Test Reuse for Highly Configurable Sofware: An Experiment”.
  • Daniel-Jesus Munoz, Jeho Oh, Mónica Pinto, Lidia Fuentes and Don Batory. “Uniform Random Sampling Product Configurations of Feature Models That Have Numerical Features”.
  • Salah Ghamizi, Maxime Cordy, Mike Papadakis and Yves Le Traon. “Automated Search for Configurations of Convolutional Neural Network Architectures”.
  • Paul Temple, Mathieu Acher, Gilles Perrouin, Battista Biggio, Jean-Marc Jézéquel and Fabio Roli. “Towards Quality Assurance of Software Product Lines with Adversarial Configurations”.

Short papers:

  • Rick Rabiser, Klaus Schmid, Martin Becker, Goetz Botterweck, Matthias Galster, Iris Groher and Danny Weyns. “Industrial and Academic Software Product Line Research at SPLC: Perceptions of the Community”.
  • Elias Kuiter, Sebastian Krieter, Jacob Krüger, Thomas Leich and Gunter Saake. “Foundations of Collaborative, Real-Time Feature Modeling”.
  • Lea Gerling and Klaus Schmid. “Variability-Aware Semantic Slicing Using Code Property Graphs”.
  • David Fernandez-Amoros, Ruben Heradio, Christoph Mayr-Dorn and Alexander Egyed. “A Kconfig Translation to Logic with One-Way Validation System”.

Artifact track accepted papers:

REUSABLE BADGE:

  • Kai Ludwig, Jacob Krüger and Thomas Leich. “Covert and Phantom Features in Annotations: Do They Impact Variability Analysis?”.
  • José Miguel Horcas Aguilera, Mónica Pinto and Lidia Fuentes. “Software Product Line Engineering: A Practical Experience”.
  • Elias Kuiter, Sebastian Krieter, Jacob Krüger, Thomas Leich and Gunter Saake. “Foundations of Collaborative, Real-Time Feature Modeling”.
  • Xhevahire Tërnava, Johann Mortara and Philippe Collet. “Identifying and Visualizing Variability in Object-Oriented Variability-Rich Systems”.
  • Maurice H. ter Beek, Ferruccio Damiani, Michael Lienhardt, Franco Mazzanti and Luca Paolini. “Static Analysis of Featured Transition Systems”.

FUNCTIONAL BADGE:

  • Thomas Kühn, Walter Cazzola, Nicola Pirritano Giampietro and Massimiliano Poggi. “Piggyback IDE Support for Language Product Lines”.
  • Carlos Diego Nascimento Damasceno, Mohammadreza Mousavi and Adenilso Simao. “Learning from difference: An automated approach for learning family models from software product lines”.
  • Ángel Jesús Varela-Vaca, José A. Galindo, Belén Ramos-Gutiérrez, María Teresa Gómez-López and David Benavides. “Process Mining to unleash Variability Management: Inferring Configuration Workflows using Logs”.
  • Lea Gerling and Klaus Schmid. “Variability-Aware Semantic Slicing Using Code Property Graphs”.
  • Daniel-Jesus Munoz, Jeho Oh, Mónica Pinto, Lidia Fuentes and Don Batory. “Uniform Random Sampling Product Configurations of Feature Models That Have Numerical Features”.
  • Salah Ghamizi, Maxime Cordy, Mike Papadakis and Yves Le Traon. “Automated Search for Configurations of Convolutional Neural Network Architectures”.

Industry track accepted papers:

  • Masaki Asano, Yoichi Nishiura, Tsuneo Nakanishi and Keiichi Fujiwara. “Feature Oriented Refinement from Requirements to System Decomposition: Quantitative and Accountable Approach”.
  • Christian Wolschke, Martin Becker, Sören Schneickert, Rasmus Adler and John MacGregor. “Industrial Perspective on Reuse of Safety Artifacts in Software Product Lines”.
  • Juha-Pekka Tolvanen and Steven Kelly. “How Domain-Specific Modeling Languages Address Variability in Product Line Development: Investigation of 23 cases”.
  • Slawomir Duszynski, Saura Jyoti Dhar and Tobias Beichter. “Using Relation Graphs for Improved Understanding of Feature Models in Software Product Lines”.
  • Matthias Markthaler, Rolf Ebert, Jahir Jolianis, Stefan Kriebel, Benjamin Pruenster, Bernhard Rumpe and Karin Samira Salman. “Applying Product Line Testing for the Electric Drive System”.
  • Luiz Carvalho, Alessandro Garcia, Wesley Assunção, Rodrigo Bonifácio, Leonardo Tizzei and Thelma Elita Colanzi. “Extraction of Configurable and Reusable Microservices from Legacy Systems: an Exploratory Study”.
  • Marc Dahlem, Ricarda Rahm and Martin Becker. “App Variants and their Impact on Mobile Architecture: an Experience Report”.

Demonstrations and Tools track accepted papers:

(in order of presentation in the tool demo session (cf. conference program))

    • Sina Entekhabi, Anton Solback, Jan-Philipp Steghöfer and Thorsten Berger. “Visualization of Feature Locations with the Tool FeatureDashboard”.
    • Johann Mortara, Xhevahire Tërnava and Philippe Collet. “symfinder: A Toolchain for the Identification and Visualization of Object-Oriented Variability Implementations”.
    • Dennis Reuling, Christopher Pietsch, Udo Kelter and Manuel Ohrndorf. “FlexiPLE – A Tool for Flexible Binding Times in Annotated Model-Based SPLs”.
    • Daniel Jesus Munoz Guerra, Mónica Pinto and Lidia Fuentes. “HADAS: Analysing Quality Attributes of Software Configurations”.
    • Oscar Diaz, Raul Medeiros and Leticia Montalvillo. “Change Analysis of #if-def Blocks with FeatureCloud”.
    • David Baum, Christina Sixtus, Lisa Vogelsberg and Ulrich Eisenecker. “Understanding Conditional Compilation Through Integrated Representation of Variability and Source Code”.
    • Sascha El-Sharkawy, Adam Krafczyk and Klaus Schmid. “MetricHaven – More Than 23,000 Metrics for Measuring Quality Attributes of Software Product Lines”.
    • Alessandro Fantechi, Stefania Gnesi and Laura Semini. “Applying the QuARS Tool to Detect Variability”.
    • Jorge Rodas-Silva, José A. Galindo, Jorge García-Gutiérrez and David Benavides. “RESDEC: Online Management Tool for Implementation Components Selection in Software Product Lines Using Recommender Systems”.
    • Danilo Beuche. “Industrial Variant Management with pure::variants”.
    • Juha-Pekka Tolvanen and Steven Kelly. “Applying Domain-Specific Languages in Evolving Product Lines”.
    • Paul Clements and Charles Krueger. “Feature-Based Systems and Software Product Line Engineering with Gears from BigLever”.

Journal-first paper track accepted papers:

  • Yan Li, Tao Yue, Shaukat Ali and Li Zhang. “Enabling automated requirements reuse and configuration”.
  • Paolo Arcaini, Angelo Gargantini and Marco Radavelli. “Achieving change requirements of feature models by an evolutionary approach”.
  • Andre Luiz Peron Martins Lanna, Thiago Castro, Vander Alves, Genaina Rodrigues, Pierre-Yves Schobbens and Sven Apel. “Feature-Family-Based Reliability Analysis of Software Product Line”.
  • Sascha El-Sharkawy, Nozomi Yamagishi-Eichler and Klaus Schmid. “Metrics for Analyzing Variability and Its Implementation in Software Product Lines: A Systematic Literature Review”.
  • José A. Galindo, David Benavides, Pablo Trinidad, Antonio-Manuel Gutierrez-Fernandez and Antonio Ruiz-Cortés. “Automated analysis of feature models: Quo vadis?”.
  • Aitor Arrieta, Sergio Segura, Urtzi Markiegi, Goiuria Sagardui and Leire Etxeberria. “Spectrum-Based Fault Localization in Software Product Lines”.
  • Thomas Thüm, Alexander Knüppel, Stefan Krüger, Stefanie Bolle and Ina Schaefer. “Feature-oriented contract composition”.
  • Jacob Krüger, Mustafa Al-Hajjaji, Thomas Leich and Gunter Saake. “Mutation Operators for Feature-Oriented Software Product Lines”.
  • Majid Makki, Dimitri Van Landuyt, Bert Lagaisse and Wouter Joosen. “A Comparative Study of Workflow Customization Strategies: Quality Implications for Multi-tenant SaaS”.

Challenge cases track accepted challenges:

  • Javad Ghofrani, Ehsan Kozegar, Anna Lena Fehlhaber, and Mohammad Divband Soorati, “Applying Product Line Engineering Concepts to Deep Neural Networks”.
  • Tobias Pett, Thomas Thüm, Tobias Runge, Sebastian Krieter, Malte Lochau, and Ina Schaefer. “Product Sampling for Product Lines: The Scalability Challenge”. (Received the Functional Badge)
  • Jacob Krüger, Wolfram Fenske, Thomas Thüm, Dirk Aporius, Gunter Saake, and Thomas Leich. “Apo-Games – A Case Study for Reverse Engineering Variability from Cloned Java Variants”. (from SPLC2018)
  • Jabier Martinez, Nicolas Ordoñez, Xhevahire Tërnava, Tewfik Ziadi, Jairo Aponte, Eduardo Figueiredo, and Marco Tulio Valente. “Feature Location Benchmark with ArgoUML SPL”. (from SPLC2018)
  • Ferruccio Damiani, Reiner Hähnle, Eduard Kamburjan, and Michael Lienhardt. “Interoperability of Software Product Line Variants”. (from SPLC2018)
  • Paul Gazzillo, Ugur Koc, Thanhvu Nguyen, and Shiyi Wei. “Localizing Configurations in Highly-Configurable Systems”. (from SPLC2018)

Challenge solutions track accepted papers:

  • Richard Müller and Ulrich Eisenecker. “A Graph-based Feature Location Approach using Set Theory”.
  • Jeho Oh, Paul Gazzillo and Don Batory. “t-wise Coverage by Uniform Sampling”. (Received the Reusable Badge)
  • Gabriela Karoline Michelon, Lukas Linsbauer, Wesley Klewerton Guez Assunção and Alexander Egyed. “Comparison-Based Feature Location in ArgoUML Variants”. (Received the Functional Badge)
  • Jamel Debbiche, Oskar Lignell, Jacob Krüger and Thorsten Berger. “Migrating Java-Based Apo-Games into a Composition-Based Software Product Line”.
  • Jonas Åkesson, Sebastian Nilsson, Jacob Krüger and Thorsten Berger. “Migrating the Android Apo-Games into an Annotation-Based Software Product Line”. (Received the Functional Badge)