Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo
University of Seville
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Archive | 2009
Carlos Cetina; Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; Vicent Pelechano; Antonio Ruiz Cortés
Autonomic homes adapt themselves to give the user the best possible experience of the services they provide. They dynamically adapt its behavior at run-time in response to changing conditions in end-user needs and the surrounding environment devices. From the development point of view, producing and maintaining a large amount of autonomic homes need an affordable solution such as dynamic software product lines (DSPL). DSPL produce a set of products that share features and have the ability of reconfiguring at runtime. Since users maintain and modify their preferences in opportunistic and improvisational ways, an autonomic home must evolve in time according to user expectations. Current DSPL architectures implement the ability of reconfiguring a product but ignore user preferences. We present an extension to our DSPL architecture to incorporate user preferences so user customisation of autonomic homes is not limited to installation time but all along the lifetime.
Archive | 2014
Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; Antonio Ruiz Cortés; Jesús García-Galán
Feature models represent all the products that can be built under a variability-intensive system such as a software product line, but they are not fully configurable. There exist no explicit effort in defining configuration models that enable making decisions on attributes and cardinalities in feature models that use these artefacts. In this paper we present configurable feature models as an evolution from feature models that integrate configuration models within, improving the configurability of variability-intensive systems.
Archive | 2011
Jesús García-Galán; Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; Antonio Ruiz Cortés
Resumen La diagnosis de errores es una asignatura pendiente de gran parte de las herramientas de análisis de modelos de caracteŕısticas. Realizar este proceso manualmente no es viable con modelos de tamaño medio/grande, e incluso tampoco para modelos pequeños, pues la mayoŕıa de errores son extremadamente dif́ıciles de detectar y más aún de explicar. En esta demo presentamos FaMa Abductive, una extensión de la herramienta FaMa, encargada de la diagnosis automática en modelos de caracteŕısticas. Esta herramienta provee detección y explicaciones para errores en modelos de caracteŕısticas, tanto básicos como extendidos, y también para productos erróneos en modelos de caracteŕısticas básicos.
Archive | 2011
Jesús García-Galán; Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; José A. Galindo; Antonio Ruiz Cortés
Jesus García-Galán Dept. Computer Languages and Systems University of Seville Avda. Reina Mercedes s/n, 41012, Seville, Spain [email protected] Pablo Trinidad Dept. Computer Languages and Systems University of Seville Avda. Reina Mercedes s/n, 41012, Seville, Spain [email protected] José A. Galindo Dept. Computer Languages and Systems University of Seville Avda. Reina Mercedes s/n, 41012, Seville, Spain [email protected]
Archive | 2006
David Felipe Benavides Cuevas; Sergio Segura Rueda; Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; Antonio Ruiz Cortés
software product lines | 2008
Carlos Cetina; Vicent Pelechano; Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; Antonio Ruiz Cortés
Archive | 2007
Sergio Segura Rueda; David Felipe Benavides Cuevas; Antonio Ruiz Cortés; Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo
Archive | 2006
Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; David Felipe Benavides Cuevas; Antonio Ruiz Cortés; Sergio Segura Rueda; Miguel Toro Bonilla
software product lines | 2008
Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; Antonio Ruiz Cortés; David Felipe Benavides Cuevas; Sergio Segura Rueda
Archive | 2004
Pablo Trinidad Martín Arroyo; David Felipe Benavides Cuevas; Antonio Ruiz Cortés