@Article{dblp:journals/ase/NohrerE13,
  author   = {Alexander Nöhrer and Alexander Egyed},
  title    = {C2O configurator: a tool for guided decision-making.},
  journal  = {Journal of Automated Software Engineering (JASE)},
  year     = {2013},
  volume   = {20},
  number   = {2},
  pages    = {265-296},
  abstract = {Decision models are widely used in software engineering to describe
	and restrict decision-making (e.g., deriving a product from a product-line).
	Since decisions are typically interdependent, it is often neither
	obvious which decisions have the most significant impact nor which
	decisions might ultimately conflict. Unfortunately, the current state-of-the-art
	provides little support for dealing with such situations. On the
	one hand, some conflicts can be avoided by providing more freedom
	in which order decisions are made (i.e., most important decisions
	first). On the other hand, conflicts are unavoidable at times, and
	living with conflicts may be preferable over forcing the user to
	fix them right away-particularly because fixing conflicts becomes
	easier as more is known about a user intentions. This paper introduces
	the C2O (Configurator 2.0) tool for guided decision-making. The tool
	allows the user to answer questions in an arbitrary order-with
	and without the presence of inconsistencies. While giving users those
	freedoms, it still supports and guides them by (i) rearranging the
	order of questions according to their potential to minimize user
	input, (ii) providing guidance to avoid follow-on conflicts, and
	(iii) supporting users in fixing conflicts at a later time.},
  doi      = {10.1007/s10515-012-0117-4},
  file     = {:Journals\\JASE 2013 - C2O configurator - a tool for guided decision-making\\C2O configurator - a tool for guided decision-making-preprint.pdf:PDF},
  keywords = {FWF P23115, ACCM},
  paper    = {Publications/Journals/JASE 2013 - C2O configurator - a tool for guided decision-making/C2O configurator - a tool for guided decision-making.pdf},
}