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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49607-8level view of an existing system. In Chapter 5, for example, class diagrams and refined activity models were used to capture functional requirements. Supporting different problem domains and implementation technologies, a variety of domain-specific notations have been developed. In business modellin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81304-6n software engineering, graphs are used as notations and formal models supporting systematic approaches to key activities such as requirements capture, software design, the modelling and analysis of software architectures, and the definition and implementation of domain-specific languages.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-91158-8ample, a business transaction or the implementation of a complex operation. The problem of controlling the application of rules, for example to ensure that certain actions happen in the right order, is the subject of this section.

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Xiangyu Wang,Marc Aurel Schnabelider a method that uses graph transformation for probabilistic and stochastic modelling of systems such that non-functional requirements can be analysed. We will illustrate the approach by means of a model of our VoIP application

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Graphs for Modelling and Specificationn software engineering, graphs are used as notations and formal models supporting systematic approaches to key activities such as requirements capture, software design, the modelling and analysis of software architectures, and the definition and implementation of domain-specific languages.