Cardinality-based variability modeling with AutomationML

M. Wimmer, Petr Novák, R. Šindelář, L. Berardinelli, Tanja Mayerhofer, Alexandra Mazak
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Variability modeling is an emerging topic in the general field of systems engineering and, with current trends such as Industrie 4.0, it gains more and more interest in the domain of production systems. Therefore, it is not sufficient to describe systems in several specific cases, but instead families of systems have to be used. In this paper we introduce a role class library for AutomationML to explicitly represent variability. This allows to exchange not only system descriptions but also system family descriptions. We argue for a light-weight extension of AutomationML. The variability-based modeling approach is based on cardinalities, which is a well-known concept from conceptual modeling and feature modeling. Furthermore, we also show how instantiations of variability models can be validated by our EMF-based AutomationML workbench.
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使用AutomationML进行基于基数的可变性建模
可变性建模是系统工程一般领域中的一个新兴主题,随着工业4.0等当前趋势的发展,它在生产系统领域获得了越来越多的兴趣。因此,在几个特定的情况下描述系统是不够的,而是必须使用系统系列。在本文中,我们为AutomationML引入了一个角色类库来显式地表示可变性。这不仅允许交换系统描述,还允许交换系统族描述。我们支持AutomationML的轻量级扩展。基于可变性的建模方法是基于基数的,基数是概念建模和特征建模中一个众所周知的概念。此外,我们还展示了如何通过基于emf的AutomationML工作台验证可变性模型的实例化。
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