Inferred Designs

@article{Perrochon1999InferredD,
  title={Inferred Designs},
  author={Louis Perrochon and Walter Mann},
  journal={IEEE Softw.},
  year={1999},
  volume={16},
  pages={46-51}
}
To meet the needs of rapid software evolution, the authors introduce models and tools for a new methodology: inferred designs. 
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