IDM process. UML activity diagram and SAM
UML/OCL standard applied to algorithm validation
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IDM process. UML activity diagram and SAM
UML/OCL standard applied to algorithm validation

Authors : Pierre BAZEX, Agusti CANALS

Publication date: August 10, 2013 | Lire en français

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3. IDM process. UML activity diagram and SAM

The aim of this paragraph is to show how these assertion annotation techniques can be applied to reasoning at the IDM process level. We take the UML activity diagram as an example, followed by the SAM modeling workshop. We show the value of integrating proof techniques at the modeling level to describe algorithms at different modeling levels, before code generation itself. It should be noted that UML is a general modeling language, whereas the SAM workshop is a DSL (Domain Specific Language) specialized in taking into account the requirements of specific domains such as aeronautics, for example.

3.1 UML activity diagram

An activity diagram can be used in a software development process to model algorithms. Activity diagrams can be found far upstream in the process,...

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