The 14th International Workshop on Models@run.time

"Machine Learning and Self-Explanation"

at MODELS 2019, 17th Sept. '19, Munich, Germany

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Keynote by Jean-Marc Jezequel

Modeling: From CASE Tools to Models@runtime and Machine Learning

Finding better ways to handle software complexity (both inherent and accidental) is the holy grail of a significant part of the software engineering community, and especially of the Model driven Engineering (MDE) one. To that purpose, plenty of techniques have been proposed, leading to a succession of trends in model based software developments paradigms in the last decades. While these trends seem to pop out from nowhere, we claim in this article that most of them actually stem from trying to get a better grasp on the variability of software. We revisit the history of MDE trying to identify the main aspect of variability they wanted to address when they were introduced. We conclude on what are the variability challenges of our time, including variability of data leading to machine learning of models.

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05.07.2019 abstracts (extended)
05.07.2019 submissions
25.07.2019 notification
01.08.2019 camera ready
17.09.2019 workshop

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29.04.2019 Homepage online
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