Towards an ontology-based retrieval of UML Class Diagrams

Robles, Karina; Fraga, Anabel; Morato, Jorge; Lloréns, Juan

doi:10.1016/j.infsof.2011.07.003

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“…Prior work includes approaches for model reuse, e.g. for UML models ( Robles et al, 2012) (Adamu and Zainoon, 2016) Regarding publications that has dealt with SysML model reuse, propose the reuse of engineering analysis models through a specific framework. Unlike the solution proposed in this paper, this framework requires the design of SysML models under specific taxonomies, which constrains how the models can be created.…”

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“…Reuse has always been an important area amongst system and software companies in order to increase their productivity and the quality of their products (Robles et al, 2012). Prior work includes approaches for model reuse, e.g.…”

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“…Prior work includes approaches for model reuse, e.g. for UML models ( Robles et al, 2012) (Adam and Zainoon 2016) oriented to all kinds of SysML diagrams, thus its reuse support is limited. (Bombieri et al, 2013) propose an integrated methodology to abstract already existing heterogeneous information about chips into equivalent SysML behavioural models.…”

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Towards Effective SysML Model Reuse

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Lloréns

Álvarez-Rodríguez

2017

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Model-Driven Engineering and Software Development

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Abstract:The Systems Modeling Language (SysML) is spreading very fast. Most modelling tool vendors support it and practitioners have adopted it for Systems Engineering. The number of SysML models is growing, increasing the need for and the potential benefit from platforms that allow a user to reuse the knowledge represented in the models. However, SysML model reuse remains challenging. Each tool has its own implementation of SysML, hindering reuse between tools. The search capabilities of most tools are also very limited and finding reusable models can be difficult. This paper presents our vision and initial work towards enabling an effective reuse of the knowledge contained in SysML models. The proposed solution is based on a universal information representation model called RSHP and on existing technology for indexing and retrieval. The solution has been used to index models of all SysML diagram types and preliminary validated with requirements diagrams. The results from the validation show that the solution has very high precision and recall. This makes us confident that the solution can be a suitable means for effective SysML model reuse.

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“…Relation types are compared using the similarity information presented in Table I, which is inspired from [10]. When evaluating the relation type similarity we consider the similarity of the two ends of the relation.…”

Section: Lecture Notes On Software Engineering Vol 4 No 1 Februamentioning

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UML Class Diagrams: Similarity Aspects and Matching

Al-Khiaty¹,

Ahmed²

2016

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Abstract-Model matching is at the core of different model management operations such as model evolution, consolidation, and retrieval. An accurate identification of the similarity and differences between the elements of the matched models leads to an accurate model matching, which, in turn, leads to better model management. Software metrics are the software engineer means to quantify the similarity between the elements of the matched models. In this paper, we empirically validate the use of different metrics for capturing the similarity and the differences between the elements of two matched UML class diagrams. The paper empirically investigates the improvement of the similarity assessment of the class diagrams through the weight calibration of compound metrics. The results, reported based on two case studies, show the superiority of the compound metrics over the individual metrics.Index Terms-Model matching, similarity metrics, reuse, weight calibration.

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“…INTRODUCTION The abstraction environmental system has the capacity to consider parametric development and evaluate environmental intrinsic models, according to the needs of the emergent customer and also a potential user [1,2,3,4]. This means that an ISbased vehicle can migrate the principles of a modular system, especially of the process, complex patterns, and UML (Unified Modeling Language) diagrams UML [5,6,7,8]. These are elements that make the decision of Environmental Hydric Planning (EHP) of a Hydric watershed (HW) via a methodology of analysis of the life cycle (ALC), specifically by the action and pressure of downloads and decontaminated effluents of the Treatment Plants Municipal Wastewater (TPMW) installed in the HW [9].…”

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Pahicmetria, a Model of Metric in Environmental Hydric Planning

Miranda¹,

Castro²,

Ubaque³

2016

IJEP

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Abstract-This paper considers the abstraction of a parametric model of environmental planning in a watershed (expressed in processes, complex patterns, and UML diagrams), as an element for decision-making using tools ORs, which facilitates the model and implements an environmental planning water. This management strategy set during the planning of water resources, represented in ArchiMate, offers a model of integrated metric parameters and elements for proper planning that make up the actors in a watershed.

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Towards an ontology-based retrieval of UML Class Diagrams

Cited by 56 publications

References 27 publications

Towards Effective SysML Model Reuse

Towards Effective SysML Model Reuse

UML Class Diagrams: Similarity Aspects and Matching

Pahicmetria, a Model of Metric in Environmental Hydric Planning

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