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A verification and validation process for model-driven engineering

Abstract: Model Driven Engineering practitioners already bene¦t from many well established veri¦cation tools, for Object Constraint Language (OCL), for instance. Recently, constraint satisfaction techniques have been brought to Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) and have shown promising results on model veri¦cation tasks. With all these tools, it becomes possible to provide users with formal support from early model design phases to model instantiation phases. In this paper, a selection of such tools and methods is presente… Show more

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“…In 2013, Delmas et al defined a generic process of validation and verification for the design of the model and creation of the instance which has been centered on the class diagrams of the UML and its declarative constraints. this study illustrates the way by which the formal approaches may be utilized during the variety of the phases of the typical MDE (Model-Driven Engineering) procedure, from problem formalizations to solution syntheses, and verification of the solution [30].…”
Section: Tools and Approaches Of Vandvmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2013, Delmas et al defined a generic process of validation and verification for the design of the model and creation of the instance which has been centered on the class diagrams of the UML and its declarative constraints. this study illustrates the way by which the formal approaches may be utilized during the variety of the phases of the typical MDE (Model-Driven Engineering) procedure, from problem formalizations to solution syntheses, and verification of the solution [30].…”
Section: Tools and Approaches Of Vandvmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding the use of OCL to check or analyze a model, we can find several examples of its adaptation to industrial context and needs, offering technical solutions [16]. Some, such as [17] include OCL as a V&V solution in a process for models and instances design. In this paper, we focus on its use in a much broader context, that is a system development process including many kind of models and taking into account the work of several modeling teams across different projects.…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mappings onto formal process specification languages have been performed for UML sequence diagrams (Dan, 2010), activity diagrams (Elmansouri et al, 2011) and state charts (Ng and Butler, 2003;Delmas, R. et al, 2013). The formal process specifications are then verified by a model checker to confirm the absence of a set of process design flaws.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Model validation and verification are extensively used to assess model quality within MDE (Malgouyres and Motet, 2006;Delmas, R. et al, 2013). In model validation one establishes that the requirements model correctly reflects the stakeholder needs and the design model correctly addresses those needs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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