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Quo Vadis modeling?: Findings of a community survey, an ad-hoc bibliometric analysis, and expert interviews on data, process, and software modeling
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Models are the key tools humans use to manage complexity in description, development, and analysis. This applies to all scientific and engineering disciplines and in particular to the development of software and data-intensive systems. However, ...

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SimIMA: a virtual Simulink intelligent modeling assistant: Simulink intelligent modeling assistance through machine learning and model clones
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Intelligent virtual model assistance is a key challenge in cultivating model-driven engineering proliferation and growth. Such assistance will help improve the quality of software models, support education for students learning modeling, and lower ...

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Modelling assistants based on information reuse: a user evaluation for language engineering
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Model-driven engineering (MDE) uses models as first-class artefacts during the software development lifecycle. MDE often relies on domain-specific languages (DSLs) to develop complex systems. The construction of a new DSL implies a deep ...

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How do I find reusable models?
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Models play a major role in model-based development and serve as the main artifacts that stakeholders aim to achieve. As it is difficult to develop good-quality models, repositories of models start emerging for reuse purposes. Yet, these ...

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Understanding the need for assistance in software modeling: interviews with experts
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Software modeling has shown for many years that it brings many advantages at the cost of various efforts and constraints. A large corpus of literature has indeed grown up over the years, pointing out the problems related to the modeling ...

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Business process modeling language selection for research modelers
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Business process modeling is a crucial aspect of domains such as Business Process Management and Software Engineering. The availability of various BPM languages in the market makes it challenging for process modelers to select the best-fit BPM ...

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Scientific workflow execution in the cloud using a dynamic runtime model
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To explain specific phenomena, scientists perform a sequence of tasks, e.g., to gather, analyze and interpret data, forming a scientific workflow. Depending on the complexity of the workflow, scientists require access to various kinds of tools, ...

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Verifying consistency of software product line architectures with product architectures
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There has been increasing interest in modeling software product lines (SPLs) using architecture description languages (ADLs). However, sometimes it is required to reverse engineer an SPL architecture from a set of product architectures. This ...

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Model projection relative to submetamodeling dimensions: A form of submodel circumscribing
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Model-based engineering (MBE) recognizes models as central in software construction with the possibility of their management in libraries and repositories with proper structuring of their spaces and operations. Due to this success, models (and ...

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Modelling guidance in software engineering: a systematic literature review
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Despite potential benefits in Software Engineering, adoption of software modelling in industry is low. Technical issues such as tool support have gained significant research before, but individual guidance and training have received little ...

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