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Object and Dependency Oriented Programming in FLO - Dery, Ducasse, Fornarino (1996) (1 citation) (Correct)
....Motivations . no object is an island. All objects stand in relationship to others, on whom they relay for services and control. BC89] The necessity of dependency definition and management has been known for a long time [Woo75, HK85, EWH85] Nowadays, different methods of modeling and design [BELR92, NECH92] outline the existence of relationships. Many applications in several domains (graphical interfaces, knowledge representation and acquisition [DT88] hypertext, require the expression of interactions between objects. However, in traditional object oriented languages there is no way to ....
....links between links, called Meta links 4 . Meta links are not specific to a particular application, and must be considered as powerfull flo expressive tools. We first present a simple definition of the link inverse, and use it to define dependencies between dependencies as defined in Merise [NECH92]. The Inverse Link. If l Gamma1 is the inverse of the link l, then x linked to y by l Gamma1 implies that y is linked to x by l (see definition 4) In particular, we can specify the reflective aspect of the inverse link: the inverse of the inverse is the inverse (line 4 of the definition ....
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D. Nanci, B. Espinasse, B. Cohen, and H. Heckenroth. Ingenierie des systemes d'information avec Merise. Sybex, 1992.
A Reflective Model for First Class Dependencies - Ducasse, Blay-Fornarino.. (1995) (8 citations) (Correct)
....representation. Conversely, messages sent to the representation can imply compensating messages to the stack. Links are reified: Links are first class objects, they can be manipulated and documented. We can express links on links, such as implication (subset in [BELR92] inverse or exclusion [NECH92] Reusability: An immediate benefit of flo links is the object reusability induced by the non modification of classes (contrary to MVC model, no subclass definitions are necessary) Moreover, the definition of links can be incremental using inheritance between links. Programming: Once links are ....
D. Nanci, B. Espinasse, B. Cohen, and H. Heckenroth. Ingenierie des systemes d'information avec Merise. Performance. Sybex, 1992. ISBN: 2-7361-0747-7.
A Logical Relational Approach for Information Retrieval Indexing - Ounis, Huibers (1997) (1 citation) (Correct)
....into account. However, these relationships could be used to provide contextual information for driving the matching process. In fact, in the real word, relationships between objects play an important role. In the field of relational databases [17] or information systems engineering (e.g. Merise [18]) the importance of relations has already been recognized. In the well known information retrieval CACM test collection, we have noted a high occurrence frequency for some relations. After analysis, we have converted this collection into an homogeneous representation including only the title and ....
D. Nanci, B. Espinasse, B. Cohen, and H. Heckenroth. Ing enierie des syst emes d'information avec Merise. Performance. Sybex, ISBN: 2-7361-0747-7, 1992.
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D. Nanci, B. Espinasse, B. Cohen, and H. Heckenroth. Ing enierie des syst emes d'information avec Merise. Performance. Sybex, ISBN: 2-7361-0747-7, 1992.
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