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  • '''Feature Composition Plug-in''' provides support for composing Event-B features. ...ls. The composition model is saved in the Rodin database for replaying the composition later.
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  • [[Category:Composition]]
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  • ==Shared Event Composition Plug-in == ...the sub-systems can be refined independently on a further stage, preserving composition properties.
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  • ==The meaning of module composition== ...a modular specification; it serves as a reference for implementation-stage composition strategies.
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  • ** Problem in loading the composition editor, due to the changes in the the Rodin2.8 ui core (fixed) **Added proof obligations: WD and INV for (composition) invariants and INV, SIM and GRD for refinement; the other POs are expected
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  • '''Composition''' is the process by which it is possible to combine different sub-systems Composition and decomposition can be seen as inverse operations: while composition starts with different components that can be assembled together, decomposit
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  • '''Composition''' is the process by which it is possible to combine different sub-systems Composition and decomposition can be seen as inverse operations: while composition starts with different components that can be assembled together, decomposit
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  • '''Feature Composition Plug-in''' provides support for composing Event-B features. ...ls. The composition model is saved in the Rodin database for replaying the composition later.
    1 KB (192 words) - 10:15, 19 October 2010
  • ==The meaning of module composition== ...a modular specification; it serves as a reference for implementation-stage composition strategies.
    652 bytes (94 words) - 20:58, 10 November 2009
  • '''Composition''' is the process by which it is possible to combine different sub-systems Composition and decomposition can be seen as inverse operations: while composition starts with different components that can be assembled together, decomposit
    5 KB (739 words) - 10:48, 23 September 2013
  • [[Category:Composition]]
    138 bytes (15 words) - 18:04, 26 February 2010
  • ...{{class|IComposedMachineRoot}} || Composition Definition || Shared-Event Composition ...achineRoot}} || Statically checked Composition Definition || Shared-Event Composition
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  • ==Shared Event Composition Plug-in == ...the sub-systems can be refined independently on a further stage, preserving composition properties.
    7 KB (1,161 words) - 11:02, 4 July 2013
  • '''Composition''' is the process by which it is possible to combine different sub-systems Composition and decomposition can be seen as inverse operations: while composition starts with different components that can be assembled together, decomposit
    6 KB (891 words) - 17:21, 11 December 2012
  • ** Problem in loading the composition editor, due to the changes in the the Rodin2.8 ui core (fixed) **Added proof obligations: WD and INV for (composition) invariants and INV, SIM and GRD for refinement; the other POs are expected
    4 KB (550 words) - 10:39, 25 November 2014
  • ** algorithmic: sequential composition, explicit loop, if-then-else: Ncl [20 Dec]
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  • ...d in the frame of the ADVANCE project: ProB, UML-B, ProR, Camille, Theory, Composition, SMT. Other plug-ins, available for the Rodin platform but not maintained w ...improvement of automated proof, model checking, language extension, model composition and decomposition.
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  • |rowspan="5"|'''Composition and decomposition'''<br/>[Southampton / Düsseldorf / Systerel] |Support for composition and decomposition
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  • * Flattening of Composition Machines, and Machines at the Implementation level, composed machine refine
    759 bytes (122 words) - 08:56, 29 November 2011
  • * When decomposing using the shared event style, a shared event composition machine is created which allows the reassembly of the sub-components (to va [[Category:Composition]]
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  • * [[Parallel Composition using Event-B]] allows the composition of machines through events for Event-B. ...tures (machines|contexts) and helps the user in resolving conflicts before composition.
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  • <nowiki><!--****** COMPOSITION AND DECOMPOSITION CATEGORY ****** --></nowiki> <nowiki><!-- Shared Event Composition v1.4.0 --></nowiki>
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  • ==== Parallel Composition Plug-in ==== [[Southampton]] is in charge of the [[Parallel Composition using Event-B]] .
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  • ...at Event-B tries to address: proof scalability. Accumulation of sequential composition through refinement steps may result in unmanageable proof obligations. It i ...not limited to sequential composition and there is also a form of parallel composition. An essential property of the method is that the group refinement relation
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  • Sequential composition of events may be expressed in a number of ways: ...sm in event selection, model checking is likely to be more efficient for a composition of a machine with event ordering information.
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  • Sequential composition of events may be expressed in a number of ways: ...means to provide a formal proof for the various cases of sequential event composition.
    11 KB (1,869 words) - 23:48, 21 January 2011
  • ...ntain one or more state-machines. We have yet to explore the decomposition/composition of machines containing state-machines. In principal we should be able to ap The body can be viewed as a parallel composition of events, made up of all of the outgoing transitions of ''State A''. These
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  • and report on the progress of composition / decomposition enhancements against plan. [month 24] :[[ADVANCE D3.3 Model Composition and Decomposition|Model Composition and Decomposition]] (Asieh Salehi)
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  • In the first phase, they are in need of support for composition. In the second phase, they will need support for multi-simulation, test-cas Help and improvements on composition and decomposition will then be provided to WP1 and WP2 according to their f
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  • ## Select the ''Model Decomposition'' feature under the ''Composition and Decomposition'' category, then click the check box === Shared Event Composition ===
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  • ...rovement of automated proof, language extension, model checking, and model composition and decomposition.
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition plug-in]] || 1.2 || <span style="color:#006400">available</span>|| || || ||
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  • ...ritten in a programming language) is the unit of reuse, specialization and composition. It provides ways to manage variabilites and commonalities within a product
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  • ...er approach. The procedure call concept is used to accomplish single point composition/decomposition. ===Module Composition===
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  • ====[[Parallel Composition using Event-B|Shared Event Composition Tool]]==== See [[Parallel Composition using Event-B]].
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.3.1 || <span style="color:#006400"> available</span>|| || 9th Mar. 2
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  • * '''Additional details''': This tactic applies a composition of tactics [[#Conjunctive Goal]], [[#Implication Goal]] and [[#For-all Goal == Composition Image ==
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  • You can install the feature composition plug-in from the Rodin Update Site.
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  • ...lign="center" | \bcomp || align="center" | <math>\bcomp</math> || Backward composition || U+2218 ...align="center" | \fcomp || align="center" | <math>\fcomp</math> || Forward composition || U+003B
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  • ## Select the ''Generic Instantiation (Soton)'' feature under the ''Composition and Decomposition'' category, then click the check box
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.4.0 || <span style="color:#006400"> available </span>|| || 29th June
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  • ...iki.event-b.org/images/Composition,_Renaming_and_Generic_Instantiation.pdf Composition, Renaming and Generic Instantiation in Event-B Development]
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  • ...p_mch_obj.gif|20px]] ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.7.1 || <span style="color:#8B4513"> not checked </span> || || 5th Ju
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.4.0 || <span style="color:green">available</span>|| || 29th June 201
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.6.0 || <span style="color:green"> available </span>|| 2.6.x || 16th
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.4.0 || <span style="color:green">available</span>|| || 26th June 201
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  • * [[Feature_Composition_Release_History|Feature Composition Plug-in 0.0.3]] * [[Shared Event Composition_Release_History|Shared Event Composition Plug-in 1.1.4]]
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  • * [[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition plug-in (version 1.1.6)]] * [[Feature_Composition_Release_History|Feature Composition Plug-in ?]]
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.5.1 || <span style="color:green">available</span>|| 2.5.x || 25th Ju
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  • ...er approach. The procedure call concept is used to accomplish single point composition/decomposition. There are a number of reasons to try to split a development
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.7.0 || <span style="color:green"> available</span> || || 25th Nov. 2
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.6.0 || <span style="color:#8B4513"> available</span>|| || 16th Augus
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.6.1 || <span style="color:green"> available</span>|| || 04th July 20
    13 KB (1,455 words) - 13:43, 28 November 2014
  • ...mpare/merge editor (which can be used for team based development), pattern/composition tools, Diagram Editors.
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  • | ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.7.0 || <span style="color:#8B4513"> not checked</span> || || 25th No
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  • | || 09h40 || Composition Operators for Event-B. CO4EB Rodin plugin [http://wiki.event-b.org/images/A
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  • ...at Event-B tries to address: proof scalability. Accumulation of sequential composition through refinement steps may result in unmanageable proof obligations. It i ...not limited to sequential composition and there is also a form of parallel composition. An essential property of the method is that the group refinement relation
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  • ...p_mch_obj.gif|20px]] ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.7.1 || <span style="color:#8B4513"> not checked </span> || || 5th Ju
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  • ...p_mch_obj.gif|20px]] ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.7.1 || <span style="color:green"> available </span> || || 5th July 2
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  • ...p_mch_obj.gif|20px]] ||[[Parallel_Composition_using_Event-B | Shared Event Composition]] || 1.7.1 || <span style="color:green"> available </span> || || 5th July 2
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  • :<math>Composition\quad\frac{x\in A,~A\subseteq B}{x\in B}\left[~\right]</math>
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  • ...raction between a task and a machine can be represented synchronized event composition as currently supported by the synchronised-event plug-in. The generated im
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  • ...ion 0.2.1 for Rodin 2.4 and above from the main Rodin Update Site in the ''Composition and Decomposition'' category.
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  • ...ppleton,[http://eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk/16487/1/poppletonABZ2008.pdf ''The composition of Event-B models''], in ABZ2008: Int. Conference on ASM, B and Z, 2008. [[Category:Composition]]
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  • *Shared Event Composition: Download from the main Rodin Update Site, in the Decomposition section.
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  • ...ntain one or more state-machines. We have yet to explore the decomposition/composition of machines containing state-machines. In principal we should be able to ap
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