Titlebook: Applications of Graph Transformations with Industrial Relevance; Second International John L. Pfaltz,Manfred Nagl,Boris B?hlen Conference p

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Modeling Discontinuous Constituents with Hypergraph Grammarsnstituents. In German they can appear with separable verb prefixes or relative clauses in the Nachfeld. They can not be captured by a?context–free Chomsky grammar. A?subset of hypergraph grammars are string-graph grammars where the result of a?derivation must be formed like a?string i.e. terminal ed

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Authoring Support Based on User-Serviceable Graph Transformationonstructive aid are schemata as defined in the context of conceptual graphs. These are proven structures the author may instantiate in the document. Schemata may also be defined by an author to capture local experience. To support reuse by an author, a?schema also includes documentation of the whole

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Behavioral Analysis of Telecommunication Systems by Graph Transformationsre being developed which support not only the understanding of the static structure of the software system under study. In addition, they support the analysis and visualization of its dynamic behavior. The E-CARES prototype is based on a?programmed graph rewriting system from which the underlying ap

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A Domain Specific Architecture Tool: Rapid Prototyping with Graph Grammarsrototyping is the existence of suitable tools to quickly implement the prototype. In this article we report about experiences by using the PROGRES system for rapid prototyping and whether we met the goal. Therefore, we will take a look at the development process of the prototype and its resulting sp

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Graph Transformations in OMG’s Model-Driven Architecturelogy to the software industry. The paper proposes a?domain-specific refinement of MDA, and describes a?practical manifestation of MDA called Model-Integrated Computing (MIC). MIC extends MDA towards domain-specific modeling languages, and it is well supported by various generic tools that include mo

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Computing Reading Trees for Constraint Diagrams Euler circles, and include facilities for quantification and navigation of relations. Their design emphasizes scalability and expressiveness while retaining intuitiveness. Due to subtleties concerned with the ordering of symbols in this visual language, the formalization of constraint diagrams is n

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Reference work Feb 20131st editionting procedures it was possible to improve the software architecture of the system, while new features still could be implemented and released in due time. Although this solution is dedicated to a?concrete case, it is a?starting point for a?more generic approach.