2010 International Symposium on Information Technology 2010
DOI: 10.1109/itsim.2010.5561621
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Formalization of UML class diagram using description logics

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“…This study is mainly divided into 3 sub-studies (SS3.1, SS3.2, and SS3.3). The SS3.1 compiles the work of Cal'I et al and D. Calvanese [21]- [26], SS3.2 collected the work of Maraee and Balaban [27]- [32], and SS3.3 presented the work of Efiizoni et al [33]. The SS3.4 compiles the work of Abdul et al [34]- [36].…”
Section: ) Description Logicmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This study is mainly divided into 3 sub-studies (SS3.1, SS3.2, and SS3.3). The SS3.1 compiles the work of Cal'I et al and D. Calvanese [21]- [26], SS3.2 collected the work of Maraee and Balaban [27]- [32], and SS3.3 presented the work of Efiizoni et al [33]. The SS3.4 compiles the work of Abdul et al [34]- [36].…”
Section: ) Description Logicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They transformed many elements of the class, such as attributes (visibility, type multiplicity, etc. ), operations (visibility, parameter list, return types), composition, aggregation, and generalization [33].…”
Section: ) Description Logicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this section, we first define our model of an objectoriented database. Then we formalize it using the description language proposed in (Efrizoni et al, 2010). An object-oriented data model is a collection of classes and instances of these classes.…”
Section: Element Of Object-oriented Data Model Formalizationmentioning
confidence: 99%