2018
DOI: 10.31449/inf.v42i3.2253
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USL: A Domain-Specific Language for Precise Specification of Use Cases and Its Transformations

Abstract: A use case model is often represented by a UML use case diagram and loosely structured textual descriptions. The use case model expressed in such a form contains ambiguous and imprecise parts. This prevents integrating it into model-driven approaches, where use case models are often taken as the source of transformations. In this paper, we introduce a domain-specific language named the Use case Specification Language (USL) to precisely specify use cases. We define the abstract syntax of USL using a metamodel t… Show more

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“…The USL language is a DSML to specify use cases precisely. This language was introduced in other research [3]. The USL is defined based on the metamodeling technique.…”
Section: A Capturing Use Case Descriptions In Usl Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The USL language is a DSML to specify use cases precisely. This language was introduced in other research [3]. The USL is defined based on the metamodeling technique.…”
Section: A Capturing Use Case Descriptions In Usl Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A major challenge for automation in software development is software requirements described in the natural language and modeled by models that are not precise enough. proposed a model To deal with this challenge, [3] proposed a DSML (Domain-Specific Modeling Language) named USL (Use case Specific Language) to precisely specify textual use case descriptions for automation aims in software development. In the research, we discussed abilities to generate analysis, design models, and test cases automatically from USL models.…”
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