Applying problem frames to modeling 'abstraction' concepts
Yun Lin · 2004
Michael Jackson's problem frames are generally used in requirement engineering technique. It is useful to separate potentially confusing concepts in different classes of problem frames. However, little research has been conducted with respect to applications of this technique in conceptual modeling. This paper uses the information display frame in an airplane transportation schedule browsing problem, and examines the conceptual modeling processes by separating concept concerns in problem frame. This method simplifies the processes of modeling 'abstraction' concepts which are usually composed of a complex combination of physical entities.