2021
DOI: 10.5381/jot.2021.20.3.a3
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Towards a Generic Method for Articulating Design-time Uncertainty.

Abstract: Modelers encounter different kinds of uncertainty in their designs and models of software systems. One such type concerns uncertainty about how to build a model. This is called design-time uncertainty, and existing research has studied how modelers can work in its presence. However, the process by which they come to elicit and express their uncertainties remains unclear. In this paper, we take steps towards addressing this gap by introducing DRUIDE (Design and Requirements Uncertainty Integrated Development En… Show more

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“…Basciani et al (Basciani et al 2021) propose an approach to migrate both models and model-to-model transformations in response to a metamodel evolution based on the notion of information loss. Dhaouadi et al (Dhaouadi et al 2021) discuss DRUIDE, a language and workflow for articulating design time uncertainty. Khorram et al (Khorram et al 2021) introduce a fully generic testing approach for any given executable domain specific language (xDSL) by extending the existing Test Description Language (TDL).…”
Section: Accepted Papersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Basciani et al (Basciani et al 2021) propose an approach to migrate both models and model-to-model transformations in response to a metamodel evolution based on the notion of information loss. Dhaouadi et al (Dhaouadi et al 2021) discuss DRUIDE, a language and workflow for articulating design time uncertainty. Khorram et al (Khorram et al 2021) introduce a fully generic testing approach for any given executable domain specific language (xDSL) by extending the existing Test Description Language (TDL).…”
Section: Accepted Papersmentioning
confidence: 99%