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A Persistent Naming System Based on Graph Transformation Rules

David Marcheix, Xavier Skapin, Anaïs Cardot, Nadine Dieudonné-Glad

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David Marcheix, Xavier Skapin, Anaïs Cardot, Nadine Dieudonné-Glad. A Persistent Naming System Based on Graph Transformation Rules . WSCG, 2018, Plzen, Czech Republic. Computer Science Research Notes, 27 (1-2), pp.48-54, 2018, Journal of WSCG. �hal-01816907�

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A Persistent Naming System Based on Graph Transformation Rules

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Marcheix D., Cardot A., Skapin X., Dieudonné-Glad N.

Contact email : anais,cardot@univ-poitiers,fr

Keywords: Persistent Naming, Reevaluation, G-Maps, Jerboa, Transformation Rules

Objective

Bulletin Board

Reevaluation

• Solve the persistent naming problem

• Match the entities

• Made thanks to the History records,

• Completed when an operation is

deleted or added

Generalized Map

• Topological Model

• Based on boundaries

Persistant Naming and History Record

• Homogenous and general

• Updated with every new operations

• PNa=1-n7 and PNb= 1-n4 after Step 1, 1-n7;2n0 and 1-n4;2n1 after Step 2

• c is created from a at Step 2, and PNc = 1-n7;2-n2

Jerboa Rules

• Rewrites a

GMap

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