Automatic insertion point identification in model merging operations
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsChristian Facciorusso, Felix Feger, Jana Koehler, Jochen M. Kuester
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsChristian Facciorusso, Felix Feger, Jana Koehler, Jochen M. Kuester
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Automatic identification of an insertion point is done by comparisons defining the correspondence between elements of models. The sequence order of elements in the second model is analyzed to identify predecessor and successor elements of the element t. The comparison is used to identify a set of transferred predecessors (Ptrans), comprising elements of the first model which correspond to predecessor elements (PS) in the second model, and a set of transferred successors (Strans) comprising elements of the first model which correspond to successor elements (SS) in the second model. Then, positions of the elements x, y in the sequence order of the first model are compared with the positions of elements in the sets of transferred predecessors and successors (Ptrans, Strans). An edge between the elements x and y is identified as an insertion point.
A method for automatic identification, in a data processing system, performed on a processing device of a computer, of an insertion point in a first model stored in memory of the system for a predetermined element t of a second model, the method comprising the computer processor performing insertion point identification process steps of:
A method according to claim 6 wherein the second model is stored in the memory, the method including analyzing the second model to generate said partial order.
A tangible computer-usable medium having embodied therein computer-readable program code means for causing a data processing system to perform a method for automatic identification, in a data processing system, of an insertion point in a first model stored in memory of the system for a predetermined element t of a second model, the method comprising:
A computer system for automatic identification of an insertion point in a first model for a predetermined element t of a second model, the computer system comprising memory for storing the first model and a comparison of the first and second models which defines the correspondence between elements of the models, and processor with control logic adapted to perform an insertion point identification process by:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.