Common use of Representation Transformation Clause in Contracts

Representation Transformation. The second transformation step takes the intermediate model and creates the input file for the HiP-HOPS program. This step is mainly concerned with the representation of the information according to the concrete syntax required by HiP-HOPS. In the following section we discuss the benefits of this solution. • Our solution separates two different concerns of the transformation from EAST-ADL to HiP- HOPS: (1) the semantic mapping between the domains of EAST-ADL and that of HiP-HOPS and the (2) details of the concrete syntax of the HiP-HOPS input file. • Each transformation is a separate, self-contained module, which can be developed, changed and tested independently. This decomposition into two separate transformations allows us to parallelise the work on the two transformations and reduce development time. It also allows the two transformations to evolve independently without affecting each other, e.g. a change in the HiP-HOPS grammar will only affect the representation transformation. As discussed in the section on data integration, different transformation engines have different strengths that can be played out for different concerns. The solution allows us to select the best tool for each concern.

Representation Transformation. The second transformation step takes the intermediate model and creates the input file for the HiP-HOPS program. This step is mainly concerned with the representation of the information according to the concrete syntax required by HiP-HOPS. In the following section we discuss the benefits of this solution. •  Our solution separates two different concerns of the transformation from EAST-ADL to HiP- HOPS: (1) the semantic mapping between the domains of EAST-ADL and that of HiP-HOPS and the (2) details of the concrete syntax of the HiP-HOPS input file. •  Each transformation is a separate, self-contained module, which can be developed, changed and tested independently. This decomposition into two separate transformations allows us to parallelise the work on the two transformations and reduce development time. It also allows the two transformations to evolve independently without affecting each other, e.g. a change in the HiP-HOPS grammar will only affect the representation transformation. As discussed in the section on data integration, different transformation engines have different strengths that can be played out for different concerns. The solution allows us to select the best tool for each concern.