Travelled to:1 × France
1 × Italy
1 × Portugal
1 × Sweden
1 × The Netherlands
2 × USA
Collaborated with:H.Giese A.Seibel D.E.Khelladi R.Bendraou G.Gabrysiak L.Pirl F.Stallmann S.Neumann J.Robin M.Gervais T.Ho-Quang M.R.V.Chaudron G.Robles M.A.Fernández C.Seidl T.Berger J.K.Pedersen A.Wasowski H.Brunelière J.García P.Desfray J.Cabot D.Binkley D.Lawrie E.Hill J.Burge I.Harris O.Keszocze K.Reed J.Slankas
Talks about:model (3) transform (2) metamodel (2) languag (2) complex (2) evolut (2) lightweight (1) government (1) implement (1) composit (1)
Person: Regina Hebig
DBLP: Hebig:Regina
Contributed to:
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2015
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2018Wrote 8 papers:
- CAiSE-2015-KhelladiHBRG #detection #evolution #metamodelling
- Detecting Complex Changes During Metamodel Evolution (DEK, RH, RB, JR, MPG), pp. 263–278.
- ECMFA-2015-BruneliereGDKHB #lightweight #metamodelling #modelling #on the #tool support
- On Lightweight Metamodel Extension to Support Modeling Tools Agility (HB, JG, PD, DEK, RH, RB, JC), pp. 62–74.
- CSEET-2013-GabrysiakHPG #education #implementation #requirements
- Cooperating with a non-governmental organization to teach gathering and implementation of requirements (GG, RH, LP, HG), pp. 11–20.
- ICSM-2013-BinkleyLHBHHKRS #summary
- Task-Driven Software Summarization (DB, DL, EH, JB, IH, RH, OK, KR, JS), pp. 432–435.
- MoDELS-2013-HebigGSS #evolution #on the
- On the Complex Nature of MDE Evolution (RH, HG, FS, AS), pp. 436–453.
- SLE-2011-SeibelHNG #black box #composition #execution #model transformation
- A Dedicated Language for Context Composition and Execution of True Black-Box Model Transformations (AS, RH, SN, HG), pp. 19–39.
- MoDELS-2016-HebigHCRF #git #mining #open source #uml
- The quest for open source projects that use UML: mining GitHub (RH, THQ, MRVC, GR, MAF), pp. 173–183.
- ESEC-FSE-2018-HebigSBPW #atl #empirical #model transformation #qvt #transformation language
- Model transformation languages under a magnifying glass: a controlled experiment with Xtend, ATL, and QVT (RH, CS, TB, JKP, AW), pp. 445–455.