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====== Decompositions ====== | ====== Decompositions ====== | ||
- | ====== Flat Decompositions ====== | ||
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The output of a software clustering algorithm is either flat decompositions or nested decompositions of software systems. | The output of a software clustering algorithm is either flat decompositions or nested decompositions of software systems. | ||
- | A \texttt{flat} decomposition does not contain nested clusters. There is one level of clusters and one level of entities. An example of flat decomposition is shown in Figure \ref{example_flat_decomposition}. | + | ====== Flat ====== |
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- | A \texttt{nested} decomposition is a decomposition that may contain nested clusters. An example of a nested decomposition is shown in Figure \label{example_nested_decomposition}. | + | |
- | \begin{figure} [hbt] | + | A //flat decomposition// |
- | \epsfxsize=\linewidth | + | |
- | \leavevmode | + | |
- | \centering | + | |
- | \epsffile{figures/flat_decomposition.eps} | + | |
- | \caption{An example of a flat decomposition} | + | |
- | \label{example_flat_decomposition} | + | |
- | \end{figure} | + | |
+ | {{: | ||
- | \begin{figure} [hbt] | + | ====== Nested ====== |
- | \epsfxsize=\linewidth | + | A //nested decomposition// |
- | \leavevmode | + | |
- | \centering | + | |
- | \epsffile{figures/nested_decomposition.eps} | + | |
- | \caption{An example of a nested decomposition} | + | |
- | {{: | + | {{: |
- | ====== Nested Decompositions ====== | ||
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