Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: This dissertation explores the relationships beten feature engineering, CBSE, and software evolution. Software endusers and developers have different perspectives of a software system, resulting in a  complexity gap  beten user expectations and the software functionality [2]. This gap together with aging code has resulted in lost assets for many organizations. By combining feature engineering and CBSE, legacy code can be modernized so that many organizations can benefit from this technique. In our approach,  identify the legacy system's features through test cases and test suites.  then apply our code carving techniques to identify the code associated with those features and extract the code to create components.  validate our results in two ways. First, by inserting the component(s) back into the legacy system to continue functioning. Second, by measuring the cost of adding a new feature after applying the methodology.
['Alok Mehta']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Evolving legacy systems using feature engineering and CBSE
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