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Model consistency in the object oriented software development process

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Pérez, Gabriela

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Summary: Model Refinement is a relationship that relates two elements representing the same concept at different levels of abstraction. In UML, Refinement is described in an informal way. To avoid wrong model interpretations, we study a formalization of the refinement relation. This work provides an enhancement to the UML metamodel specification. -- Keywords: Object Oriented Analysis and Design, Unified Process, UML, Use Cases.

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Model Refinement is a relationship that relates two elements representing the same concept at different levels of abstraction. In UML, Refinement is described in an informal way. To avoid wrong model interpretations, we study a formalization of the refinement relation. This work provides an enhancement to the UML metamodel specification. -- Keywords: Object Oriented Analysis and Design, Unified Process, UML, Use Cases.

OOPSLA’03, Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages and Applications, Anaheim, California, USA, October 26-30, 2003.