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Toward a UCM-Based Approach for Recovering System Availability Requirements from Execution Traces of time understanding the software system functional attributes and non-functional (e.g., availability, security, etc.) aspects prior to performing a maintenance task. In this paper, we propose a dynamic analysis approach to recover availability requirements from system execution traces. Availabili

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Architecture Framework for Software Safetyl system is defined as a system in which malfunctioning software could result in death, injury or damage to environment. To mitigate these serious risks, the architecture of safety-critical systems needs to be carefully designed and analyzed. A common practice for modeling software architecture is t

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Search-Based Model Optimization Using Model Transformationseria, by searching through a space of possible solution designs. Search-Based Optimization (SBO) is a well-known technique for design-space exploration and optimization. Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) offers many benefits for creating a general approach to SBO, through a suitable problem representat

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Associativity between Weak and Strict Sequencingly start their participation in the collaboration, or terminate their participation. We consider a global workflow that is composed out of several sub-collaborations which should be executed in a specified order. For sequential execution, strict and weak sequencing have been defined. With strict seq

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Revisiting Model-Driven Engineering for Run-Time Verification of Business Processeseractions with partner services comply with the application requirements. Despite the substantial research performed in this area, there are very few approaches that leverage model-driven engineering (MDE) methodologies and integrate them in the development process of applications based on business