A demonstration-based model transformation approach to automate model scalability

Sun, Yu; Gray, Jeff; White, Jules

doi:10.1007/s10270-013-0374-0

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“…Sun et al [25] presented an approach that allows users to demonstrate model transformations and to automatically derive transformation rules from this demonstration. In another study, Sun et al [26] describe how layout information for model transformations can be captured during user demonstrations and effectively used later on.…”

Section: Defining Model Transformationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A definition-by-example approach and visual language for activity patterns in engineering disciplines

2020

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Modeling tools are well established in software development. A model is the result of a series of modeling activities. The ability to recognize when a user is working on a certain modeling activity opens up a range of possibilities for context-sensitive support. One possible way to support the user is offering the auto-completion of the current task. The recognition of modeling activities is typically carried out by matching event patterns against events emitted by a user's editing operations. A user that intends to add or customize auto-completions must be able to easily understand and create activity definitions. However, defining the currently required complex event patterns is a challenging and error-prone task even for a person with an intensive knowledge of event-processing languages. In this paper, we propose the visual definition language VisPaRec accompanied by a method that allows creating activity definitions in a semi-automated and graphical way. We evaluate our visual definition language in a comparative user study against the generic event-processing language Rapide. We found that the proposed visual representation increases comprehensibility while reducing time for constructing and modifying activity definitions significantly.

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Section: Defining Model Transformationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Rule 7 creates a type constraint for the first existing version of each model element. general has been already studied by other authors [25], we decided to restrict our study to the evaluation of VisPaRec in comparison to Rapide.…”

Section: Step 3: Generating Event-processing Rulesmentioning

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A definition-by-example approach and visual language for activity patterns in engineering disciplines

2020

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“…In MDE, not only models but also meta models and model transformations are the core assets of software development. The research activities over MDE are very broad, including domain specific models, model building, model verification, model reuse, model transformation and code generation [77,131]. In the literature, the terms model and optimization are used in two ways: (i) models for optimization; and (ii) model optimization.…”

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Optimal Modeling Language and Framework for Schedulable Systems

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This is a cooperation framework between Aselsan and the university of Twente. The framework actually consists of a set of individual projects, which are carried out concurrently and cooperatively by a PhD student. The project PLOS proposes a productline architecture for designing optimal schedulers for the digital receivers that takes care of application semantics in scheduling, can cope with dynamically changing context, can deal with variations in scheduling objectives, optimizes the scheduling criteria and causes an acceptable overhead. The productline approach enables to effectively reuse the basic building elements of the scheduler asset base in different application settings.

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An example is worth a thousand words: Creating graphical modelling environments by example

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A demonstration-based model transformation approach to automate model scalability

Cited by 6 publications

References 27 publications

A definition-by-example approach and visual language for activity patterns in engineering disciplines

A definition-by-example approach and visual language for activity patterns in engineering disciplines

Optimal Modeling Language and Framework for Schedulable Systems

An example is worth a thousand words: Creating graphical modelling environments by example

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