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Unique identification of elements in evolving models: towards fine-grained traceability in model-driven engineering

Wenzel, 2010

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Wenzel S
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Model-driven engineering (MDE) is a widely accepted methodology in software engineering. At the same time, the ability to retrace the engineering process is an important success factor for software projects. In MDE, however, such traceability is often impeded by the inadequate …
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