Model-transformation-based Software Generation utilizing Natural language notations
Raimund Eder, Antonella Filieri, Thomas Kurz, Thomas J. Heistracher, Miriam Pezzuto · 2008
Adaptive software generation based on natural language notations is a key challenge in software industries. In the present work, the ability of stakeholders to formulate requirements that can directly be used in software production and software generation bases on a natural-language-based formal notation called Semantics for Business Vocabularies and Business Rules (SBVR), a recent OMG standard. SBVR-based model-to-model transformations are utilized to generate prototypical user interfacing code to demonstrate that non-IT business stakeholders can create framework-based software out of the box.