Titlebook: Applications of Graph Transformations with Industrial Relevance; International Worksh Manfred Nagl,Andreas Schürr,Manfred Münch Conference

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Actor-Based Models for Longitudinal Networks derivation is subsumed by a local derivation if it can be performed. Modules may use each other meaning that each import interface has to be connected with an export interface in a way that the import behavior is subsumed by the export behavior.

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Creating Semantic Representations of Diagramsfication of the translation process mainly consists of two parts: the specification of spatial relationships between atomic diagram components in terms of their numeric parameters (e.g., position, size), and an attributed hypergraph grammar that describes the concrete diagram syntax as well as the rules for generating the semantic representation.

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Addition and Subtraction of Matricesich provide a collection of operations on graphs. Based on the notion of transformation units, a concept that allows to specify binary relations on graphs, a transformation module consists of a set of transformation units. To be able to distinguish between hidden and public operations, a module has

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Actor-Based Models for Longitudinal Networkscept. Each module has to support the encapsulation of data structure as well as functionality also at runtime. Modular graph transformation, presented in this contribution, supports these features. Modules are built up of specifications where attributed graphs describe the static data structures, wh

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Addition and Subtraction of Matricesers should be able to assess and understand the performance effects of various architectural decisions starting at an early stage, when changes are easy and less expensive, and continuing through-out the software life cycle. This can be achieved by constructing and analyzing quantitative performance

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Addition and Subtraction of Matrices several diagrammatic languages for specification of reactive systems, based on an underlying notion of transition. The translation of graph transformations to this language opens an opportunity for a notion of communication between agents represented by graphs.