What Models Mean
By E. Seidewitz. IEEE Software, 2003
530 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Management Information Systems, Software
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/cfc5821e8b394bd84881b59228f9d1f4095d97e3
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In Artificial Intelligence
- Alberto Manuel Rodrigues da Silva
- Pieter Van Gorp
- Tom Mens
- Jean Bézivin
- Thomas Kühne
- Guido Wachsmuth
In Management Information Systems
In Software
- Alberto Manuel Rodrigues da Silva
- Thomas Kühne
- Pieter Van Gorp
- Tom Mens
- Jean Bézivin
- Guido Wachsmuth
Citations in the corpus
- On the unification power of models (2005, result): “Finally I also acknowledge the influence on the ideas presented here of many authors of similar studies and particularly Dave Thomas [29] and Ed Seidewitz [26].”
- Matters of (Meta-) Modeling (2006, methodology): “Seidewitz distinguishes two kinds of meaning for models [10]: He describes an interpretation (“meaning in the first sense”) of a model”
- A Taxonomy of Model Transformation (2006, background): “Several sources acknowledge that a model is a simplified representation (or an abstract description) of a part of the world named the system [3,4].”
- Model-driven engineering: A survey supported by the unified conceptual model (2015, methodology): “Related Work Seidewitz, 2003 (2003) [64] What models mean Stahl et al.”