Properties and Analyses
An analysis of a feature model targets certain properties of the model which are important for marketing strategies or technical decisions. A number of analyses are identified in the literature. Typical analyses determine whether a feature model is void (represents no products), whether it contains dead features (features that cannot be part of any product) or what is the number of products of the software product line represented by the model. Other analyses focus on comparing several feature models (e.g. to check whether a model is a specialization or refactoring or generalization of another).
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