A semi-automated approach to adapt activity diagrams for new use cases

Paydar, Samad; Kahani, Mohsen

doi:10.1016/j.infsof.2014.06.007

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“…However, the proposed technique can be used in other contexts. For instance Paydar and Kahani investigated possibility of semi-automatic conversion of use-case diagrams into a corresponding activity diagrams [34]. One of the components of their method is a use case similarity metric which is used to retrieve from the model repository the most similar use cases.…”

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Automated events identification in use cases

Jurkiewicz

Nawrocki

2015

Information and Software Technology

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Automated events identification in use cases

Jurkiewicz

Nawrocki

2015

Information and Software Technology

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“…Thus, the creation of patterns library is not sufficient, as the purpose is to allow engineers to seamlessly reuse those patterns in their ongoing projects [14]. In that sense, [24] do not focus on the creation of library but proposes to semi-automatically create an activity diagram from existing activity diagrams according to the input use case diagram. The approach is adapting promising reusable elements during a model reuse process thanks to know-how that have been capitalized, with the aim of simplifying knowhow reuse.…”

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Capitalization and reuse with patterns in a Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) framework

Wu¹,

Gouyon

Boudau³

et al. 2019

2019 International Symposium on Systems Engineering (ISSE)

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In order to promote capitalization and reuse within a Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) framework, this paper proposes a methodological approach that relies on the concept of pattern in order to encapsulate the know-how to be capitalized and reused. Indeed, formalizing and maintaining know-how within a company is essential in order to have a common base of "good practices" available to all engineering teams. To do this, it is necessary to undertake a capitalization process in order to encapsulate these practices. However, it is equally important to make this know-how available and to facilitate its reuse so that engineers can adapt it to their needs. The flexibility of patterns during reuse is an advantage that will contribute to the efficiency of MBSE and where engineering teams are able to rely on the company's know-how.

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“…In this paper we abstract the associations and relationships of UML use case diagram in a table form. In the [6] paper, the author presented an approach that takes brief description of the requirements in terms of UML use case diagram, and semi automatically generates the drafts of the detailed description of the requirements. In this paper we propose a semiautomatic tool that retrieves usecase relationships and associations from the UML usecase diagram which are similar to a usecase and represented in a table form.…”

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Ameliorated Methodology to Represent UML use Case Diagram into Table Format

Kulkarni¹,

Srinivasa²

2019

IJEAT

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The UML is a defacto tool used by the software industry for designing the software system. The UML comprises 13 diagrams which are used to represent static and dynamic behavior of the system. The usecase is one of the UML diagram which is used to describe the interaction between the user and the system. In this paper, we are proposing an automated tool to translate the UML diagram and its artifacts into the text format and is represented in form of a table. This translation is carried out in two stages. 1: Converting the UML diagram into intermediate text form using generic tool called WhiteStar UML. 2: The intermediate text is converted to table form using the tool proposed in this paper. The output achieved at the end of the second stage is further used for the abstraction of predicate logic.

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A semi-automated approach to adapt activity diagrams for new use cases

Cited by 14 publications

References 55 publications

Automated events identification in use cases

Automated events identification in use cases

Capitalization and reuse with patterns in a Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) framework

Ameliorated Methodology to Represent UML use Case Diagram into Table Format

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