22Jul 2024 by user No Comments

New book release about Feature Models!

Doctors, Product lines, Projects
We've been given a pair of good news this last week regarding our lab cofounder Dr. David Benavides, who has been elected as Coordinador del programa de doctorado de ingeniería informática de la Universidad de Sevilla (Computer Engineering PhD Degree Coordinator), as well as given the greenlight from Springer for his first book publishing. And it gets even better than that: it's open access, what basically means it's free! Feature Models: AI-Driven Design, Analysis and Applications will surely clarify all concerns about variability systems and its modeling and restriction creation using Artificial Intelligence, as well as provide a basic introduction to analysis and notation. Congratulations Dr. Benavides for your new book and position!
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12Jul 2024 by user No Comments

New Article Published: UVLHub

Paper news, Product lines, Projects
UVLHub is an open source SPL online repository developed by our coworkers Pf. David Romero Organvídez, Dr José Ángel Galindo and Victor Ramirez de la Corte. Recently, the article in which the main status, features and impact of the project is summarized, has been published by Journal of Systems and Software. As of now, UVLHub serves as the main practical resource of an advanced mandatory subject in the Software Engineering degree in the University of Seville, provides features that have been crucial for the development of other projects led by diversolab, will be crucial for many others, and will be soon implementing more features to create and modify SPL's natively. Learn more about this service in the links below: JSS UVLHub latest paper SPLC 2021 Conference on early UVLHub UVLHub…
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10Jul 2024 by user No Comments

AquaIA: Our new project under development

Product lines, Projects
In collaboration with FIWOO (Open Source IoT platform), FERAGUA (Andalusian irrigator communities association), Bioalverde (Solidary Eco Orchard), and Universidad de Loyola, we are currently managing and planning the integration of AquaIA, a deficit irrigation programming system for organic crops. We are also pleased to say that the US (Universidad de Sevilla) is in charge of the project's coordination. Both diversolab and the US agronomic group form a multidisciplinary (IT and Agronomics) group whose collaboration is key to our involvement in AquaIA. Among the cutting-edge technologies this project will be using, we find: Machine Learning Algorithms Internet of things Variability systems solutions (SPL) The potential reuse and multi-configuration of our projects is the key factor behind SPL (Software Product Lines), a technology that is always inside the lab's dna. Visiting Bioalverde…
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