Interleaving human and search-based software architecture design

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Abstract

An approach for semi-automated design of software architecture is proposed. The approach makes use of a search-based architecture synthesis technique exploiting genetic algorithms. An interactive process of software architecture design is proposed, where the automatic search-based generation of architectural fragments interleaves with the decisions of a human architect. To support such a process, tool mechanisms are proposed and implemented. The approach is studied using a sample system, whose architecture is designed following the interactive process model.

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Vathsavayi, S., Hadaytullah, & Koskimies, K. (2011). Interleaving human and search-based software architecture design. In SPLST’11 - Proceedings 12th Symposium on Programming Languages and Software Tools (pp. 114–125). https://doi.org/10.3176/proc.2013.1.03

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