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A Framework for Model Transformation in Logic Programming

@inproceedings{AlmendrosJimnez2008AFF,
  title={A Framework for Model Transformation in Logic Programming},
  author={Jes{\'u}s Manuel Almendros-Jim{\'e}nez and Luis Iribarne},
  year={2008}
}
In this paper we will present a framework for using logic programming (in particular, Prolog) for specifying model transformations in the context of UML. Our approach describes how the UML metamodel can be represented in Prolog, and how model transformations can be expressed by means of Prolog rules. It uses rules for specifying queries in source models and rules for expressing how to build the target model. Therefore we can distinguish between a model query language and a transformation… 
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