Bunch: a clustering tool for the recovery and maintenance of software system structures

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Bunch is a clustering tool that creates a system decomposition automatically by treating clustering as an optimization problem. This article describes the extensions made to Bunch in response to feedback received from users. A case study is used to show how the new features simplified the task of extracting the subsystem structure of a medium size program, while exposing an interesting design flaw in the process.

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Mancoridis, S., Mitchell, B. S., Chen, Y., & Gansner, E. R. (1999). Bunch: a clustering tool for the recovery and maintenance of software system structures. In Conference on Software Maintenance (pp. 50–59). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/icsm.1999.792498

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