Abstract Model merging conflicts occur when different stakeholders aim to integrate their
contradicting changes that are applied concurrently to update software models. We conduct …

Abstract Model-driven engineering (MDE) and search-based software engineering (SBSE)
are both relevant approaches to software engineering. MDE aims to raise the level of …

Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) provides a huge body of knowledge of automation for
many different engineering tasks, especially those involving transitioning from design to …

With the emergence of model-driven engineering (MDE), software models are considered as
central artifacts in the software engineering process, going beyond their traditional use as …

In model-based software development, models are iteratively evolved. To optimally support
model evolution, developers need adequate tools for model versioning tasks, including …

Software must evolve to keep up with an ever-changing context, the real world. We discuss
an emergent trend in software evolution research revolving around the central notion that …

Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) advocates the use of models and their transformations, to
better understand software systems and to increase the degree of automation across the …

A large number of model transformation languages and tools have emerged since the early
2000s. A transformation engineer is thus left with too many choices for the language he use …

Model-driven engineering (MDE) has become a widespread approach for develo**
software in many application domains. Models are primary development documents in MDE …

Model-driven development processes suffer from growing complexity, which leads to
information spread across heterogeneous metamodels as well as drift and erosion between …