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ORCIDElectronic Communication of the European Association of Software Science and Technology, Volume 82
Volume 82, 2023
11th International Symposium on Leveraging Applications of Formal Methods, Verification and Validation (ISoLA) - Doctoral Symposium, 2022
Preface
- Sven Jörges, Salim Saay, Steven Smyth:
Preface.
Articles
- Daniel Busch
:
Towards Code-centric Code Generators. - Jette Petzold, Reinhard von Hanxleden:
Tool Support for System-Theoretic Process Analysis. - Sebastian Teumert, Marvin Krause, Bernhard Steffen:
SOS-Supported Graph Transformation. - Colm Brandon, Tiziana Margaria:
Low-Code/No-Code Artificial Intelligence Platforms for the Health Informatics Domain. - Till Schallau, Stefan Naujokat:
Validating Behavioral Requirements, Conditions, and Rules of Autonomous Systems with Scenario-Based Testing. - Bruno Steffen:
DSL-driven Integration of OpenAPI based Web Services into DIME. - Holger Klus, Christoph Knieke, Andreas Rausch, Stefan H. A. Wittek:
Software Engineering meets Artificial Intelligence. - Maximilian Schlüter, Gerrit Nolte:
Introduction to Symbolic Execution of Neural Networks - Towards Faithful and Explainable Surrogate Models. - Jonas Schürmann, Bernhard Steffen:
Lazy Merging: From a Potential of Universes to a Universe of Potentials. - Amandeep Singh, Olga Minguett, Tiziana Margaria:
Binary Decision Diagrams and Composite Classifiers for Analysis of Imbalanced Medical Datasets.
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