We present a highly polymorphic tool for the construction, synthesis, structuring, manipulation, investigation, and (symbolic) execution of graphs. The exibility of this tool, which mainly arises as a consequence of combining complex graph labelings expressing the intended semantics with hierarchy and customized graphical node representations, is illustrated along a representative choice of application scenarios.
Michael von der Beeck, Volker Braun, Andreas Cla&s
Michael von der Beeck, Volker Braun, Andreas Claßen, Achim Dannecker, Carsten Friedrich, Dirk Koschützki, Tiziana Margaria, Falk Schreiber, Bernhard Steffen