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MODELLIERUNG
1998
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A Comparison of Role Mechanisms in Object-Oriented Modeling
In most object-oriented languages and systems, objects must belong to a single most specific class. Relaxing this requirement, also known as role modeling, has been proposed by sev...
Gerti Kappel, Werner Retschitzegger, Wieland Schwi...
ACS
2005
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Flow does not Model Flows up to Weak Dihomotopy
We prove that the category of flows cannot be the underlying category of a model category whose corresponding homotopy types are the flows up to weak dihomotopy. Some hints are giv...
Philippe Gaucher
JOLLI
2007
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Modeling generalized implicatures using non-monotonic logics
This paper reports on an approach to model generalized implicatures using nonmonotonic logics. The approach, called compositional, is based on the idea of compositional semantics, ...
Jacques Wainer
CN
2002
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MSL: a model for W3C XML Schema
MSL (Model Schema Language) is an attempt to formalize some of the core idea in XML Schema. The benefits of a formal description is that it is both concise and precise. MSL has al...
Allen Brown, Matthew Fuchs, Jonathan Robie, Philip...
NN
2000
Springer
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Neural modeling and functional brain imaging: an overview
This article gives an overview of the different functional brain imaging methods, the kinds of questions these methods try to address and some of the questions associated with fun...
Barry Horwitz, Karl J. Friston, John G. Taylor