Feature-Oriented Reflexion Modelling
Sebastian Herold, Jim Buckley · 2015
Reflexion Modelling is an industrially proven and well-established technique for the reconstruction of software architectures. Studies have shown, users of this technique not only envisage it as a means of recovering the logical module structure of the system but also envisage it as a means of modelling a high-level functional view on the system, in which architectural entities represent user-observable functionality. In this case, the challenging task of manual mapping source code to modules in the reflexion model becomes the task of feature location.