My main research publications can be roughly divided into three periods:
- for my undergraduate capstone project and my MSc thesis I worked on knowledge representation, using conceptual graphs, with an application to natural language;
- for my PhD and some time afterwards I worked on specification of architectural reconfiguration;
- for the past years I do empirical work on architectural evolution and software maintenance.
References to all my publications is on my CV, but more detailed information (e.g. abstracts and links to PDFs) about most of them can be obtained from this table. The table is interactive. By default papers are listed from most to least recent, but clicking on any column heading changes the order. Clicking on the DOI link will take you to the publisher’s site, clicking on the URL link will usually lead to the PDF on my institution’s open access repository. Clicking on ‘abstract’ beneath the paper’s title will show or hide the paper’s abstract. Typing a word or regular expression in the search box selects the matching rows of the table, e.g. evolution lists all papers with that word in the title or abstract, Yu lists papers co-authored with Yu, 200[7-9] lists publications from 2007 to 2009.
For shorter and more manageable lists of papers, in the same interactive tabular format, see the selected publications by topic, on the sidebar. For alternative views of my publications, see the other bibliographic repositories on the sidebar.