In Model-Driven Engineering bidirectionality in transformations is regarded as a key mechanism. Recent approaches to non-deterministic transformations have been proposed for dealing with non-bijectivity. Among them, the JTL language is based on a relational model transformation engine which restores consistency by returning all admibible models. This can be regarded as an uncertainty reducing proceb: the unknown uncertainty at design-Time is translated into known uncertainty at run-Time by generating multiple choices. Unfortunately, little changes in a model usually correspond to a combinatorial explosion of the solution space. In this paper, we propose to represent the multiple solutions in a intensional manner by adopting a model for uncertainty. The technique is applied to JTL demonstrating the advantages of the proposal.
Managing uncertainty in bidirectional model transformations
Eramo R.;
2015-01-01
Abstract
In Model-Driven Engineering bidirectionality in transformations is regarded as a key mechanism. Recent approaches to non-deterministic transformations have been proposed for dealing with non-bijectivity. Among them, the JTL language is based on a relational model transformation engine which restores consistency by returning all admibible models. This can be regarded as an uncertainty reducing proceb: the unknown uncertainty at design-Time is translated into known uncertainty at run-Time by generating multiple choices. Unfortunately, little changes in a model usually correspond to a combinatorial explosion of the solution space. In this paper, we propose to represent the multiple solutions in a intensional manner by adopting a model for uncertainty. The technique is applied to JTL demonstrating the advantages of the proposal.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.