Comparison of Graph-based Model Transformation Rules.

Durative Graph Transformation Rules

Case Study - Hypothetical Immunological Response Model Graph Transformation Rules

This report accompanies current research on membrane-inspired graph transformation systems. Contained within are details of a hypothetical model of cellular viral infection and subsequent immunological response for some imagined multicellular organism. Section 2 presents the graph transformation rules in a concrete model (after the addition of aggregating attributes) detailing the complete beha...

Staged Translation of Graph Transformation Rules

Graph transformation rules provide an opportunity to specify model transformations in a declarative way at a high level of abstraction. So far, compilers have translated graph transformation rules into conventional programming languages such as Java, C, or C#. In contrast, we follow a staged translation approach: We developed a compiler which translates graph transformation rules into a procedu...

Graph-Transformation Based Support for Model Evolution

During model-driven software development, we are inevitably confronted with design models that contain a wide variety of design defects. Interactive tool support for improving the model quality by resolving these defects in an automated way is therefore indispensable. In this paper, we report on the development of such a tool, based on the underlying formalism of graph transformation. Due to th...

Pattern composition in graph transformation rules

Graph transformation (GT) frequently serves as a precise underlying specification mechanism for model transformations within and between modeling languages. However, composability of graph transformation rules is typically limited to inter-level rule composition (i.e. rules calling other rules). In the current paper, we introduce intra-level composition for GT rules where the left-hand side and...