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A Formal Ontology for Describing Interactive Behaviors and Supporting Automated Testing on User Interfaces

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Fig. 1. The Cameleon reference framework (from [7]).
Figure 2 presents the conceptual model of our approach. Requirements are expressed as a set of User Stories (US) encompassing a Narrative and AcceptanceInterface)[10].Forthedialogcomponent,SWC[9]andSXCML(StateChartXML:
Fig. 2. Conceptual model of user requirements.
Fig. 3. Main classes and their properties in the ontology.
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