Titlebook: Conceptual Modeling - ER 2005; 24th International C Lois Delcambre,Christian Kop,Oscar Pastor Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag B

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Trends in Digital Image Processing ResearchProcess Model (GPM) as an example of the latter. The paper proposes a procedure for converting a Map into GPM concepts, illustrates it with the SAP Material Management Module and shows the benefits resulting from it.

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Markus Sch?tzer,Thomas-Peter Frieshest abstraction level, where rationales are re-employed in designing a new artifact. This kind of reuse is possible in knowledge domains where there are formal models describing the artifacts, in particular, in the Software Design domain.

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Steffen Beese,Stefan Loehnert,Peter Wriggersges and infer how the information is related. Extracted knowledge is then organized into a domain ontology. Testing of the methodology on various application domains illustrates the feasibility of the approach.

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Conceptual Modeling of Structure and Behavior with UML – The Top Level Object-Oriented Framework (TLvel of a model without losing the comprehension of the system as a whole and without creating contradictions among the mentioned structural and behavioral views. Furthermore, the suggested framework does not add new classifiers to the UML metamodel, hence, it does not complicate UML.

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Combining Intention-Oriented and State-Based Process ModelingProcess Model (GPM) as an example of the latter. The paper proposes a procedure for converting a Map into GPM concepts, illustrates it with the SAP Material Management Module and shows the benefits resulting from it.

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How to Tame a Very Large ER Diagram (Using Link Analysis and Force-Directed Drawing Algorithms)dapted for ER diagrams. Specifically, we describe and analyze experimentally two different force models and various configurations. The experimental evaluation on large diagrams of real world applications proved the effectiveness of this technique.