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Architectural stability refers to the extent software architecture is flexible to endure evolutionary changes while leaving the architecture intact. Approaches to evaluate software architectures for stability can be retrospective or predictive. Retrospective evaluation looks at successive releases of a software system to analyze how smoothly the evolution has taken place. Predictive evaluation examines...
Software-intensive systems evolve continuously under the pressure of new and changing requirements, generally leading to an increase in overall system complexity. In this respect, to improve quality and decrease complexity, software artifacts need to be restructured and refactored throughout their lifecycle. Since software architecture artifacts represent the highest level of implementation abstraction,...
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