Daniel Strüber
Daniel is an Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Chalmers | University of Gothenburg. His research interests focus on the construction and analysis of complex software systems in modern domains, such as AI-based systems, cyber-physical systems, and web systems. Research topics include Model-Driven Engineering, AI Engineering, Software Product Lines, and Search-Based Software Engineering.
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We're Not Gonna Break It! Consistency-Preserving Operators for Efficient Product Line Configuration
A benchmark generator framework for evolving variant-rich software
Finding the Right Way to Rome: Effect-Oriented Graph Transformation
Software variability in service robotics
Family-Based Fingerprint Analysis: A Position Paper
EMMM: A Unified Meta-Model for Tracking Machine Learning Experiments
Model-Driven Optimization: Generating Smart Mutation Operators for Multi-Objective Problems
Seamless Variability Management with the Virtual Platform
Robotics Software Engineering: A Perspective from the Service Robotics Domain (Summary)
Exploring conflict reasons for graph transformation systems
Searching for optimal models: Comparing two encoding approaches
Message from the MiSE 2019 Workshop Organizers
Variability modeling of service robots: Experiences and challenges
Facing the truth: Benchmarking the techniques for the evolution of variant-rich systems
Detecting security vulnerabilities using clone detection and community knowledge
Applying MDD in the Content Management System Domain: Scenarios and Empirical Assessment
Secure Data-Flow Compliance Checks between Models and Code Based on Automated Mappings
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