A metamodel has been defined as: a model of a model; a definition of a language; a
description of abstract syntax; and a description of a domain. Because of these varied …

Language workbenches (LWBs) are tools to define software languages together with
tailored Integrated Development Environments for them. A comprehensive review of …

Coding conventions are lexical, syntactic or semantic restrictions enforced on top of a
software language for the sake of consistency within the source base. Specifying coding …

In this paper we describe composition of a corpus of grammars in a broad sense in order to
enable reuse of knowledge accumulated in the field of grammarware engineering. The …

We extend the concept of cross-device user interfaces into the new, more general, concept
of omni-channel user interfaces to better reflect the technological variety offered for …

Currently existing syntactic definitions employ many different notations (usually dialects of
EBNF) with slight deviations among them, which prevent efficient automated processing …

Automation of grammar recovery is an important research area that received attention over
the last decade and a half. Given the abundance of available documentation for software …

In this paper, we describe two users' group discovery methods among LinkedIn public
profiles. We start by clustering profiles according to their professional background. In this …

A metamodel is variously defined as a model of a model, a definition of a language, a
description of abstract syntax, and a description of a domain. It is all of these things and …

The ENDF-6 format, widely used worldwide for storing and disseminating nuclear data, is
managed by the Cross Sections Evaluation Working Group (CSEWG) and fully documented …