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Fig. 1. A Model Transformation
Fig. 2. (a) Simple UML Class Diagram Ecore Model (b) OCL constraints on the Ecore model such as inheritance, composition, finite and infinite multiplicities
Table 1. Consistent Model Fragments Generated using AllRanges and AllPartitions Strategies Model-Fragment Description
Table 2. Repartition of the UMLCD 2 RDBMS mutants depending on the mutation operator applied Mutation Operator CFCA CFCD CFCP CACD CACA RSMA RSMD ROCC RSCC Total
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