Tag Archives: Model Transformation

Modeling for Understanding and/xor/etc Execution

Posted on 2015 July 30 by modelpractice

Executable models have a great potential for achieving real separation of concerns. However, some practical modeling aspects on the business side deserve closer attention. Continue reading →

Posted in Requirements, Software_Engineering | Tagged BPMN, Cloudifier, code generation, Data Model, entity relationship, executable model, execution, model execution, model to code, model to model, Model Transformation, model-driven, modeling, Requirements, UML | Leave a comment

Reflections on Abstractions: Subsumption I

Posted on 2014 March 21 by modelpractice

We’re going to look at a subsumptional mapping from lhs original to rhs model. We will get four cases of subsumption as in figure (strictest cases), which now can be developed into a continuum with the four cases as corner points. Continue reading →

Posted in Reflections on Abstractions | Tagged abstraction, Graph Theory, model, model mapping, model thinking, Model Transformation, Modelling, modelling theory, original, reflections on abstractions, right-unique, ROA, subsumption | 1 Comment

Model Transformation in Analysis

Posted on 2011 May 6 by modelpractice

An analyst has two main ways of making use of Model Transformation in requirements analysis: applying rules to models and keeping views consistent. Continue reading →

Posted in Software_Engineering | Tagged analysis, Analysis Model, BPMN, Business Analysis, Business Engineering, Data Model, Datamodel, Model Transformation, modeling, Modelling, Process Engineering, Requirements, Requirements Analysis, State Machine, UML | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Model Transformation

Modeling for Understanding and/xor/etc Execution

Reflections on Abstractions: Subsumption I

Model Transformation in Analysis

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