Feature Interaction in Composed System
@inproceedings{Pulvermller2001FeatureII, title={Feature Interaction in Composed System}, author={Elke Pulverm{\"u}ller and Andreas Speck and James O. Coplien and Maja D'Hondt and Wolfgang DeMeuter}, year={2001} }
Featureinteractionis nothingnew andnot limited to computerscience.Theproblemof undesirable feature interaction (feature interactionproblem) hasalreadybeeninvestigatedin thetelecommunicationdomain.Ourgoalis theinvestigationof feature interactionin component-based systemsbeyondtelecommunication. Thepositionpaperoutlines terminologydefinitions. It proposesa classificationto comparedifferenttypesof featureinteraction. A list of examplesgiveanimpressionaboutthe natureandtheimportanceof…
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