UVL: Feature modelling with the Universal Variability Language
Authors:
- David BenavidesDBDavid Benavides
- Chico SundermannCSChico Sundermann
- Kevin FeichtingerKFKevin Feichtinger
- José A. GalindoJGJosé A. Galindo
- Rick RabiserRRRick Rabiser
- Thomas ThümTTThomas Thüm
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- 31 January 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Systems and Software
- Vol. 225
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- German Research Foundation
- CDTI
- Republic of Austria Federal Ministry of Labour and Economy
- Spain Ministry of Science and Innovation
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