featurediagramms
Feature diagrams, also known as feature models or feature trees, are a graphical notation used to describe the features of a software product line and the relationships among them. They capture both variability and commonality across a family of products, helping stakeholders reason about which features can be combined and which configurations are valid.
A feature diagram typically starts with a root feature and expands into lower-level features arranged in a
Purpose and use: Feature diagrams support domain analysis, variability management, and product derivation. They communicate scope
Tooling and limitations: A wide range of tools exists for creating and validating feature models, including
Origin and influence: Feature diagrams emerged from software product line engineering in the 1990s and have