Software Model Creation with Multidimensional UML

Gregorovic, Lukas; Polášek, Ivan; Sobota, Branislav

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-24315-3_35

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“…In this sense, the possibilities of using OCL should be explored. This way of modeling could be applicable also in the DCI approach (mentioned in Section 4) or in the envisioned 3D rendering of UML [13]. Fig.…”

Section: Discussion and Outlookmentioning

confidence: 98%

Aspects and roles in software modeling: A composition based comparison

Vranić

Laslop

2016

COMSIS J

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It's intriguing how the work on inherent aspect-oriented modeling almost completely ignores the similarity between aspect-oriented and role based decomposition and composition. Ever since the notion of aspect entered the software development arena, it has been compared to the notion of role. Findings range from identifying greater similarities to more cautious observations that albeit aspects and roles are similar, they appear to be more as complimentary with a significant effort needed to really bring them together in programming. Even a cursory comparison of Theme/UML, which represents a design part of Theme, probably the best known and most comprehensive approach to aspect-oriented modeling, to OOram, a prominent representative of approaches to role based modeling that influenced UML, reveals striking similarities in both decomposition and composition. Within a more comprehensive effort of finding the principles of a sustainable approach to aspect-oriented modeling, this paper pursues further this observation by establishing a partially reversible transformation of a Theme/UML model to the corresponding OOram model that proves principal analogy of themes to OOram collaboration view diagrams accompanied by the corresponding scenario view and interface view diagrams. An important implication is that aspects have their counterpart not in roles themselves, but in role collaboration. Based on these results, a possibility of using UML composite structure diagrams for aspect-oriented design is sketched out in the paper.

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Section: Discussion and Outlookmentioning

confidence: 98%

Aspects and roles in software modeling: A composition based comparison

Vranić

Laslop

2016

COMSIS J

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“…Figure 3 (left screenshot) presents a mockup that they used to investigate the potential of VR with regard to sequence diagrams. Gregorovič et al (2015) suggest a layered representation of class diagrams to reduce complexity in handling them. Their focus in on applying force directed algorithms to optimise the arrangement of the diagram.…”

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Immersive Abstraction: A New Morphology of Intuitive Interaction With System Models

Gräßler

Pottebaum

2020

Proc. Des. Soc.: Des. Conf.

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The value of models is well recognised in product and systems engineering. Modelling languages and diagrams are used to capture mental models and to handle model complexity. Literature research indicates that there are only very few approaches to utilise the potential of virtual and augmented reality for supporting tasks in model based (systems) engineering. The paper at hand contributes a new morphology of intuitive interaction for Immersive Abstraction as a holistic approach to extend that coverage. It presents a holistic framework to categorise solutions and future research directions.

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“…Similarly, a number of authors postulate to move towards 3D diagrams in software engineering practice (e.g. in [16], [17], [20]; see also an interesting animation at [19] demonstrating the potential of animated 3D UML). Further examples could easily be given; the ideas are already out there.…”

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Foundations for Spread Page: review of existing concepts, solutions, technologies capabile of improving effectiveness of conveying knowledge

Tarnawski

Kasprzyk

Waszkowski

2018

Computer Science and Mathematical Modelling

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Spread Page is our code name for a new, more efficient way of conveying technical information and scientific knowledge – freed form the text-centered mindset and focused on graphical, interactive, multidimensional representation. The article presents an overview of current concepts and solutions that seem applicable in crafting the idea of Spread Page. In our discussion we begin with novel, abstract, organizational ideas regarding the process of creating and disseminating scientific knowledge, that break up with the traditional model of (paper) publishing. Then we turn to analyzing methods and conventions used in (graphically) modeling real and abstract constructs, and finally review existing software solutions, technologies and exemplary, concrete products that implement certain functionalities instrumental to our cause. We reach the conclusion that, in certain areas (dealing with read-world entities, e.g. mechanics or anatomy), such desired “Spread-Page” way of representing knowledge is already within our reach. In more abstract fields, like law and legislature, political science, etc. we are still far off, mostly due to lack of appropriate standards and (graphical) notation. The paper is as a part of a larger set of articles presenting the proposed concept of Spread Page.

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Software Model Creation with Multidimensional UML

Cited by 13 publications

References 4 publications

Aspects and roles in software modeling: A composition based comparison

Aspects and roles in software modeling: A composition based comparison

Immersive Abstraction: A New Morphology of Intuitive Interaction With System Models

Foundations for Spread Page: review of existing concepts, solutions, technologies capabile of improving effectiveness of conveying knowledge

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