Integrating the analysis of multiple non-functional properties in model-driven engineering

Petriu, Dorina C.

doi:10.1007/s10270-021-00953-3

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“…In our opinion, even if the framework covers almost all the requirements, flexibility is quite limited. The integration approach discussed in 48 is based on an ecosystem of interrelated modeling artifacts intended to support the analysis and balance all the non‐functional requirements. Even if this approach is implemented with an analyzer of performance based on transformed UML components model, the approach does not seem to support visualization and extension of supported non‐functional requirements.…”

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AMINO: A quality assessment framework for modeling ecosystems

Di Ruscio,

Iovino,

Pierantonio

2023

J Software Evolu Process

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SummaryModels are core assets in Model‐Driven Engineering (MDE). They are pervasively used throughout software development processes to leverage automation, increase cost‐effectiveness, and enhance quality factors. Model repositories have been successfully proposed to enforce reuse and elicit correlations among modeling artifacts, enabling storing operations on model‐based artifacts and collaborative modeling features. Maintaining and improving the quality of modeling artifacts is mandatory for software quality scale‐ups. Limiting the exploration of datasets and repositories of models to individual artifacts might reduce the ability to capture insights and reuse opportunities. This paper proposes AMINO, an analytics tool for model repositories supporting the discovery and quality evaluation of modeling ecosystems.

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confidence: 99%