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....research, and version or configuration graphs in software engineering and computer integrated manufacturing. The list of examples presented above is by no means complete and there exists an abundance of visual languages and environments which have graphs as their underlying data model [7, 18, 19, 56, 57]. Furthermore, rule based languages and systems haven proven to be wellsuited for the description of complex transformation or inference processes on complex data structures. And grammars, for instance in the form of attribute grammars or definite clause grammars, are often used to describe syntax ....
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Chang SH.-K., Ichiakwa T., Ligomenides P.A. (eds.): Visual Languages, New York: Plenum Press
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