A Pattern based Model Evolution Approach

Kim, Soon-Kyeong; Carrington, David

doi:10.1109/apsec.2006.8

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“…In most complex system developments, requirements are vague in the beginning and are refined stepwise towards a more formal representation (Kim and Carrington, 2006). The frequently changing requirements lead to continuously evolving models.…”

Section: Model Evolutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Model Management Approach for Co-Simulation Model Evolution

Zhang¹,

Broenink

2011

Proceedings of 1st International Conference on Simulation and Modeling Methodologies, Technologies and Applications

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In most of the embedded control system designs, multiple engineering disciplines and various domain-specific models are involved, such as mechanical, control, software and hardware models. Close collaboration and well integration between all domain-specific models become more and more important for developing dependable and cost-efficient systems. Moreover, each disciplinary model can be developed and evolved following its own semantics and development tools in different rates. The inconsistency between models and the evolution of the collection of models will increase the complexity of design as well as the difficulty of maintaining several models under simultaneous development and changes. This paper proposes a model management approach for multidisciplinary systems and co-simulation. Such model management approach can ensure the model integration and consistency by checking the model interfaces attached to each domain model and the protocol defined in a co-simulation contract. It also can keep track of model evolution along with changing details and making design variants. The concepts of a scenariobased co-simulation framework and a logging mechanism with graphical representation of the model evolution process are also explained.

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Section: Model Evolutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Model Management Approach for Co-Simulation Model Evolution

Zhang¹,

Broenink

2011

Proceedings of 1st International Conference on Simulation and Modeling Methodologies, Technologies and Applications

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“…Our research is fundamentally different and supports a reuse-centered approach to achieve evolution in (platform independent) architectural model. However, the proposed solution is closely aligned to the work in (Kim and Carrington, 2006) and (Lara and Guerra, 2008) that allows users to define patterns using a pattern modeling notations. These support pattern-based model evolution where patterns are used as transformation rules to support model evolution.…”

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Pattern-driven Reuse in Architecture-centric Evolution for Service Software

Ahmad¹,

Jamshidi²,

Pahl

2012

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Software Paradigm Trends

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Abstract:Service-based architectures implement business processes as technical software services to develop enterprise software. As a consequence of frequent business and technical change cycles, the architect requires a reusecentered approach to systematically accommodate recurring changes in existing software. Our 'Pat-Evol' project aims at supporting pattern-driven reuse in architecture-centric evolution for service software. We propose architecture change mining as a complementary phase to a systematic architecture change execution. Therefore, we investigate the 'history' of sequential changes -exploiting change logs -to discover patterns of change that occur during evolution. To foster reuse, a pattern catalogue maintains an updated collection with once-off specification for identified pattern instances. This allows us to exploit change pattern as a generic, first class abstractions (that can be operationalised and parameterised) to support reuse in architecture-centric software evolution. The notion of 'build-once, use-often' empowers the role of an architect to model and execute generic and potentially reusable solution to recurring architecture evolution problems.

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Pattern based modeling for effective service solution to community driven requirement

Sayali¹

2017

2017 2nd International Conference for Convergence in Technology (I2CT)

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A Pattern based Model Evolution Approach

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

A Model Management Approach for Co-Simulation Model Evolution

A Model Management Approach for Co-Simulation Model Evolution

Pattern-driven Reuse in Architecture-centric Evolution for Service Software

Pattern based modeling for effective service solution to community driven requirement

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