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LIST OF FIGURES
1.1 | Context of the Book. |
2.1 | Main Concepts of Megamodel. |
2.2 | Notion of RepresentationOf in Megamodel. |
2.3 | Notion of ConformsTo in Megamodel. |
2.4 | Layered Architecture. |
2.5 | EMOF Classes. |
2.6 | Ecore Structure. |
2.7 | Structure, Semantics, and Syntax of the UML Language. |
2.8 | UML Class Diagram of an E-Shop System. |
2.9 | MOF Technical Space. |
3.1 | Semantic Web Stack Covered in This Chapter. |
3.2 | E-Shop Example with Description Logic Syntax. |
3.3 | Closing the Domain of E-Shop with OWL Axioms. |
3.4 | OWL Class Descriptions of the OMG OWL Metamodel [114]. |
3.5 | OWL Properties of the OMG OWL Metamodel [114]. |
3.6 | RDFS Properties of the OMG OWL Metamodel [114]. |
3.7 | OWL Class Descriptions of the NeOn Metamodel. |
3.8 | OWL Properties of the NeOn Metamodel. |
3.9 | OWL Class Descriptions of the OWL 2 Metamodel. |
3.10 | OWL Properties of the OWL 2 Metamodel. |
3.11 | Snippets of the SWRL Metamodel and the Connections with the OWL Metamodel. |
3.12 | Snippets of the SPARQL Metamodel. |
3.13 | The Description Logics Technical Space. |
3.14 | Relation between the EBNF Technical Space and the Description Logics Technical Space. |
3.15 | Model-Driven Viewpoint of Ontology Technologies. |
4.1 | Marrying MMTS and OTS. |
4.2 | Comparing UML Class Diagrams, OWL-DL, OWL 2, and DL-Lite. |
4.3 | Snippet of the Feature Model of Bridging OTS and MMTS. |
4.4 | Organization of Features According to Technical Space. |
4.5 | Checking Consistency of UML Models. |
4.6 | Feature Model Configuration for Model Checking. |
4.7 | Mapping between Two Models Ma and Mb. |
4.8 | Feature Model Configuration for Model Enrichment. |
4.9 | Ontology Modeling with UML Profile. |
4.10 | Feature Model Configuration for Ontology Modeling. |
5.1 | The TwoUse Conceptual Architecture. |
5.2 | Adapting the OWL Class for UML Class-Based Modeling. |
5.3 | The OWL 2 Metamodel Adapted for the UML Class-Based Metamodel the TwoUse Metamodel. |
5.4 | UML Class Diagram Profiled with UML Profile for OWL and TwoUse Profile. |
6.1 | Existing Approaches for Querying Models. |
6.2 | Variables in the SPARQLAS Metamodel. |
6.3 | Composing the SPARQLAS Metamodel and the TwoUse Metamodel. |
6.4 | Snapshot of the Running Example. |
6.5 | Positioning SPARQLAS4TwoUse among Existing Approaches. |
7.1 | Use Case for a Generic Architecture for MDE and Ontology Engineering. |
7.2 | A Generic Architecture for MDE and Ontology Engineering. |
7.3 | The TwoUse Toolkit. |
7.4 | TwoUse Toolkit Snapshot: Explanation Service. |
7.5 | TwoUse Toolkit Snapshot: View Inferred Class Hierarchy. |
7.6 | Instantiation of the Generic Architecture: The TwoUse Toolkit. |
8.1 | Application of the Strategy Pattern in the Running Example. |
8.2 | Drawbacks of the Strategy Pattern. |
8.3 | Strategy and Abstract Factory Patterns with Configuration Object. |
8.4 | UML Sequence Diagram of Strategy and Abstract Factory Patterns with Configuration Object. |
8.5 | Domain Design by a UML Class Diagram Using a UML Profile for OWL. |
8.6 | Profiled UML Class Diagram of an Ontology-Based Solution. |
8.7 | Profiled UML Class Diagram with the Strategy Pattern. |
8.8 | Sequence Diagram of an OWL-Based Solution. |
8.9 | Structure, Participants, and Collaborations in the Selector Pattern. |
9.1 | UML Class Diagram and Sequence Diagram of KAT Algorithms. |
9.2 | UML Class Diagram of KAT. |
9.3 | Excerpt of a KAT model (M1). |
9.4 | Snapshot of KAT (M0). |
10.1 | Development Life Cycle of the TwoUse Toolkit. |
10.2 | Snippets of Use Case Diagram from TwoUse Toolkit. |
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