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Jana Jadudova,Michal ?udy,Iveta Markovafaces to high-level, declarative languages. In this paper, we describe a novel SQL-based language for modeling high-level graph queries. Our approach is based on graph pattern matching concepts, specifically nested graph conditions with distance constraints, as well as graph algorithms for calculati

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Samia Belhadj,Clément Lacoste,Rodolphe Sonnier,Stéphane Cornh-level replacement (HLR) category. We call an object finite if it has a finite number of .-subobjects. In this paper, we show that in finitary .-adhesive categories we do not only have all the well-known properties of .-adhesive categories, but also all the additional HLR-requirements which are nee

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Christoph Preimesberger,Christoph Pfeifer,Christian Hansmanns. MDA recognises that systems typically consist of multiple models (possibly expressed in different modelling languages and at different levels of abstraction) that are precisely related. The relationship between these different models can be described by transformations (or mappings)..An important

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Petra Bursíková,Milan R??i?ka,Ond?ej Suchyrphisms .(.): .(..) →.(..) to nodes .., .. and edges .: .. →.. in ...Although there are several interesting applications of distributed graphs and transformations, even the basic pushout constructions for the double pushout approach of distributed graph transformation could be shown up to now only i

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odeling language and vice-versa. The underlying data structure of such languages usually are some sort of graphs. Triple graph grammars (TGGs) are a formally founded language for describing correspondence relationships between two graph languages in a declarative way. Bidirectional graph language tr