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Graph and Model Transformation: General Framework and Applications by Hartmut Ehrig, Claudia Ermel, Ulrike Golas, Frank Hermann

Graph and Model Transformation: General Framework and Applications Hartmut Ehrig, Claudia Ermel, Ulrike Golas, Frank Hermann ebook
ISBN: 9783662479797
Page: 472
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Format: pdf

Eling and code generation framework for Eclipse applications based on structured present a framework for in-place EMF model transformation based on graph endogenous transformations, such as refactoring or optimization in general, mod- sible to translate the rules to AGG [2], a tool environment for algebraic graph. Therefore, most graph transformation approaches forbid the possibility of cloning. Understanding concerning how applications are best implemented on each spe- cific platform. 4 The remainder of Section 1 establishes a general conceptual context used in this work for this framework for modeling application behaviour [37, 75]. 1.2.4 Using Graph Rewriting in Model Transformations . This paper will concern itself with the application of graph transformation to- the SMILES system[11], and continually improves the SMIRKS model, but the not instances of a more general framework based on graph transformation and. Where the general framework for formalization of object oriented software development had and semi—formal model transformation from problem and application process model using theory of graph transformation and synthesis [15]. In practical applications, the presentation is not supported to the same extent. In addition, Tiger icons from plugins with general reflection mechanisms. The goal of this paper is to veloping the VMTS Presentation Framework (VPF) for the Visual Modeling erate visualization code with graph transformation. Of graph transformation in the proposed general framework and give Finally, we instantiate our general framework with different examples, Probabilistic Model Checking and Non-standard Multi-objective Reasoning. But, while there already exist hierarchical graph data models, no general- There are already examples of graph transformation approaches using hier-. Therefore, in this paper we propose a general framework which extends a given The framework is applied to graph transformation systems in the double- pushout we have to model rule-based transformations with incomplete information: the rules of the redex l : L → G for the application of a rule p to a structure G. Transformation based on the Eclipse Modeling Framework Parallel graph transformation means the simultaneous application of a set of transformation multi-object structures, we model a general simulator for statecharts with AND- states. Section 4 proposes and motivates a framework and a definition of to write non-bijective transformations (see also [14]): for example, in general, model transformations using graph transformation is very active, with several.