Mario Marcelo Beron
staff member of
Área de Metodologías, Programación y Desarrollo de Software
(Software Engineering Group at Universidad Nacional de San Luis) Departamento de Informática
Ph. D. on Computer Science at Universidad Nacional de San Luis and Universidade do Minho
MEng at Universidad Nacional de San Luis
Lincenciado en Ciencias de la Computación at Universidad Nacional de San Luis
Profesor en Ciencias de la Computación at Universidad Nacional de San Luis
Bachelor in Computer Science at Universidad Nacional de San Luis
Research Subjects
Program Comprehension (Models, Approaches and Tools)
Language Specification and Processing (Methods & Tools)
Programming Language and Paradigms (Imperative, Declarative, Functional and Object Oriented)
Educational Activities
Planeamiento Informático. Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Computación. Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
Introducción a la Computación. Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Computación. Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
Programación II. Tecnicatura Universitaria en Web. Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
Ph. D. Thesis Supervision Master Thesis Supervision
Esteban Pelaez. A System to Detect False Path in Digital Circuits. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Argentina. Undergoing.
Martín Aristaraín. A Mechanism for Factorizing Classes to Support Multiple Inheritance. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Argentina. Undergoing.
Alejandro Nuñes. Criteria for Evaluating Specific Digital Circuits. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Argentina. Undergoing.
José Albanes. Behavioral Analysis a Strategy for Relating the Problem and Program Domains. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Claudio Baieli. Análisis de Trazas de Ejecución. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Argentina. Undergoing.
Licenciate Thesis Supervision
Hernán Bernardis. Dynamic Extraction Information from Programs Written in Java Language for Program Comprehesion. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Mariano Luzza. Domain Specific Language: Design and Construction. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Enrique Miranda. Evaluation of Visualization Libraries. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Ignacio El Kadre. Linking the Program Identifiers with Language Ontology. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Javier Azcurra. Identifier Analysis to abstract Problem Domain Concepts. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Maria Matkovic. Program Domain Specification Using Ontologies, an Exercise to Explore Protégè. Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
External Advisor
Nuno A.R. Carvalho. An Ontology toolkit for problem domain concept location in Program Comprehension. MAPi program. Universidade do Minho. Portugal.
Projects
Quixote: Desarrollo de Modelos del Dominio del Problema para
Inter-relacionar las Vistas Comportamental y Operacional de Sistemas de
Software.
Ingeniería
de Software. Conceptos, Métodos y Herramientas en un Contexto de
"Ingeniería de Software en Evolución". Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
PCVIA: Program Comprehension by Visual Inspection and Animation; Universidade do Minho. 2006-2008.
No olvidar de colocar los links a los proyectos. Publications
How the languages we speak shape the ways we think
by Lera Boroditsky (Associate Professor of Cognitive Science at UCSD and Editor in Chief of Frontiers in Cultural Psychology), SPLASH 2017 Keynote Speaker
Humans communicate with one another using 7,000 or so different languages, and each language differs from the next in innumerable ways. Do people who speak different languages think differently? Do languages merely express thoughts, or do they secretly shape the very thoughts we wish to express? Are some thoughts unthinkable without language? The question of whether the languages we speak shape the ways we think has been at the center of controversy for centuries, and with good reason. At stake are basic questions all of us have about ourselves, human nature, and reality. Why do we think the way we do? Why does the world appear to us the way it does? I will discuss research conducted around the world and focus on how language shapes the way we think about space, time, number, causality, and agency.
-- PedroRangelHenriques - 17 Sep 2017
Eve: tackling a giant with a change in perspective
by Chris Granger (Kodowa) a SPLASH 2017 Keynote Speaker
There are many perspectives you could take on the purpose of programming, from “building systems” to “modeling the world”, but none has further reaching consequences than “to augment humans.” With computers so ubiquitous that they live in our pockets, what can we do to help realize the vision of programming for everyone? To even begin answering that, we have to dig into what “augmenting humans” really means and see how that perspective leads us to somewhere very different than our current programming systems. To find a path forward, we’ll have to look at domains that seem far from ours, but doing so might just give us a hint at what the future could look like. (see more)
Eve is a modern relational language for writing data-driven programs without the boilerplate.
-- PedroRangelHenriques - 17 Sep 2017
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Although all the technological advances related to multimedia,
in a computer system most relevant digital data still circulates in textual format:
computer programs, specifications, documents and other information resources have their content in this format.
In order to be read and interpreted by a machine, texts should be valid sentences of a known language to
be possible to associate them some meaning.
The path towards this meaning takes us to syntax and then to semantics.
The "Language Processing" area is concerned with approaches, methods and tools
for the "specification of languages" and the "systematic development of their processors".
Language syntax and semantics is formally defined by a Grammar;
in this area we support our work on regular grammars (or regular expressions),
context free grammars, translation or attribute grammars,
affix grammars, stochastic-dependency or transition-network grammars, graph grammars,
annotation schemas, etc.
Language Processors are systematic and automatically built using tools,
called Generators, that read a grammar and produce the analysers/translators.
Although we keep the same approach, different kind of texts require specialized methods
and tools.
So the area is split into three main research directions:
1) completely structured texts, that belong to "formal languages" (FLP);
2) semi-structured texts, that belong to "annotation languages" (ALP);
3) unstructured texts, that belong to "natural languages" (NLP).
Inside the "LP@di/cctc.uminho.pt" group:
1) Pedro Rangel Henriques, Maria João Varanda Pereira, Daniela da Cruz, Nuno Oliveira, and Mario Berón, work on the first direction (formal language processing).
At moment the research topics are:
textual and visual languages;
program analysis and transformation;
program visualization/animation;
program comprehension.
2) José Carlos Ramalho, Pedro Rangel Henriques, Alda Gançarski, Ricardo, Cristiana, Renato work on the
second direction (semi-structured document processing).
At moment the research topics are:
document markup and XML standards;
archiving and digital libraries;
semantic web and virtual museums;
web-services and location aware services.
3) José João Dias de Almeida, Alberto Simões and Nuno Carvalho, work on the third direction (natural language processing).
At moment the research topics are:
Text classification and Automatic summarization;
Discourse analysis and Part-of-speech tagging;
Machine Translation;
Information extraction (IE) (including named entity recognition and relationship extraction);
Information retrieval (IR) and text mining.
Notice that "definition and support of Domain Specific Languages" and "ontology processing"
are transversal research trends on which all the subgroups are working.
In a similar way, it is clear that "ETL process" (extract-transform-load) is a target, an application area,
common to all the subgroups.
The Master course on Language Engineering, UCE30-EL (Engenharia de Linguagens), offered by the "LP@di/ctcc.uminho.pt" group
composed of the four modules below, directly reflects this status-quo and this organization:
Grammar Engineering; Software Analysis and Transformation; Document Processing; Natural Language Processing.
Also the events and journals that the group members are co-founders and organizers corroborate the
three research trends described:
SLaTE, International Symposium on Languages, Applications and Technology, that integrates the previous events:
XATA, XML -- Aplicações e Tecnologias Associadas;
CoRTA, Compilers, programming languages, Related Technologies and Applications;
Linguamática, Revista para o Processamento Automático das Línguas Ibéricas (ISSN: 1647-0818)
Some Int.Conference Organization and Program Committees membership can reinforce the characterization below:
ICPC'2010 -- IEEE conference organization at Braga
PTDC/CLE-LLI/108948/2008 — Per-Fide, Portuguese in parallel with six other languages
PTDC/PSI-PCO/104679/2008 — Procura Palavras: a computerized tool for the evaluation of objective and subjective psycholinguistic indexes for the European Portuguese
PTDC/EIA-CCO/108995/2008 -- CROSS: An Infrastructure for Certification and Re-engineering of Open Source Software; supported by FCT; 2010-2012.
Quixote: Desenvolvimento de modelos do domínio do problema para inter-relacionar as vistas operacional e comportamental em sistemas de software; bilateral Argentina-Portugal joint-research project supported by FCT (Departamento das Relações Europeias, Bilaterais e Multilaterais); team leader; 2010-2011.
AsCoP: Assessing Comprehension of Domain Specific Programs; bilateral Slovenia-Portugal joint-research project supported by FCT (Departamento das Relações Europeias, Bilaterais e Multilaterais); team leader; 2010/2011.
PCVIA: Program Comprehension by Visual Inspection and Animation
DSLPC: Program Comprehension for Domain Specific Languages (bilateral Cooperation Project (Slovenia-Portugal))
Hermes: Aprendizagem e Povoamento de Ontologias a partir de Fontes Textuais; bilateral Brasil-Portugal joint-research project supported by Programa CAPES-FCT2009 (Departamento das Relações Europeias, Bilaterais e Multilaterais); 2010-2012.
[[http://wiki.di.uminho.pt/wiki/bin/view/OntXQuery/WebHome][OntXQuery: An Information Retrieval System, interactive and iteractive/incremental, based on XQuery++ to search XML documents over the Semantic-Web using ontologies
- Miguel Ferreira, Ana Alice Baptista, José Carlos Ramalho.
An intelligent decision support system for digital preservation.
International Journal on Digital Libraries; Springer Berlin / Heidelberg; issn: 1432-5012 (Print) 1432-1300 (Online); 05; 2007; URI no RepositoriUM? : http://hdl.handle.net/1822/6648;
- Giovani Rubert Librelotto, Renato Preigschadt de Azevedo, José Carlos Ramalho, and Pedro Rangel Henriques.
Topic maps constraint languages: understanding and comparing.
Int. Journal Reasoning-based Intelligent Systems, 1(3/4):173–181, Jun 2009.
- Daniela da Cruz and Pedro Rangel Henriques.
Advances in Computer Science and IT,
chapter Slicing techniques to derive the User Interface Abstract Model, pages 249–276. In-Teh, December 2009
- Nuno Oliveira, Maria João Varanda Pereira, Pedro Rangel Henriques, Daniela da Cruz, and Bastian Cramer.
VisualLisa? : A visual environment to develop attribute grammars.
ComSIS? – Computer Science an Information Systems Journal,
Special issue on Advances in Languages, Related Technologies and Applications, 7(2):266 – 289. May 2010
- Daniela da Cruz, Mario Béron, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Maria João Varanda Pereira.
Code inspection approaches for program visualization.
Acta Electrotechnica et Informatica, 9(3):32–42, Jul-Sep 2009. ISSN: 1335-8243
- Maria João Varanda Pereira, Marjan Mernik, Daniela da Cruz, and Pedro Rangel Henriques.
Program comprehension for domain-specific languages (invited paper).
ComSIS? – Computer Science an Information Systems Journal,
Special Issue on Compilers, Related Technologies and Applications, 5(2):1–17, Dec 2008. ISSN: 1820-0214
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Maria João Varanda.
Alma versus ddd.
ComSIS? – Computer Science an Information Systems Journal,
Special Issue on Compilers, Related Technologies and Applications, 5(2):119–136, Dec 2008. ISSN: 1820-0214
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Maria João Varanda.
Constructing program animations using a pattern-based approach.
ComSIS? – Computer Science an Information Systems Journal,
Special Issue on Advances in Programming Languages, 4(2):97–114, Dec 2007. ISSN: 1820-0214
International Conference papers:
- José João Almeida, Alberto Simões. Automatic parallel corpora and bilingual terminology extraction from parallel websites.
In Reinhard Rapp, Pierre Zweigenbaum, and Serge Sharoff, editors, 3rd Workshop on Building and Using Comparable
Corpora, pages 50–55. Valletta, Malta, May 2010.
- Alberto Simões, José João Almeida. Bilingual terminology extraction based on translation patterns.
Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural, 41:281–288. Sept 2008.
- Christoph Becker, Michael Kraxner, Andreas Rauber, Miguel Ferreira, Ana Alice Baptista, José Carlos Ramalho.
Distributed Preservation Services: Integrating Planning and Actions. ECDL2008 - European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology
for Digital Libraries; Aarhus, Danmark; URI no RepositoriUM? : http://hdl.handle.net/1822/8239. 2008
- José Carlos Ramalho, Miguel Ferreira, Luís Faria. RODA and CRiB? a service-oriented digital repository.
International Conference on Preservation of Digital Objects, iPRESS 2008, 5. London, 2008
- José Carlos Ramalho, Miguel Ferreira, Luís Faria, Rui Castro. Relational database preservation through XML modelling.
Extreme Markup Languages 2007, Montréal - Canada; URI no RepositoriUM? : http://hdl.handle.net/1822/7120; August 2007.
- José Bernardo Barros, Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Jorge Sousa Pinto. Assertion-based slicing and slice graphs.
In SEFM’10—8th IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering and Formal Methods, pages 93–102, Pisa, Italy, Sept 2010. IEEE Computer Society, Conference Publishing Services (CPS)
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Jorge Sousa Pinto. Contract-based slicing.
In Tiziana Margaria and Bernhard Steffen, editors, Leveraging Applications of Formal Methods,
Verification and Validation (ISoLA? ’2010–FLDVES track) LNCS- Lecture Notes in Computer Science,
volume 6415, pages 106–120, Creta, Greece, Oct 2010. Springer
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Jorge Sousa Pinto. GamaSlicer? : an Online Laboratory for Program Verification and Analysis.
In LDTA2010 — Language Descriptions, Tools and Applications, Paphos, Cyprus, March 2010
- Daniela da Cruz and Pedro Rangel Henriques. Exploring, visualizing and slicing the soul of XML documents.
In Proceedings of 25th Symposium On Applied Computing - Document Engineering (SAC-DE), 2010
- Nuno Oliveira, Nuno Rodrigues, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Luís Soares Barbosa. Pattern language for architectural analysis.
In SBLP 2010 14th Brazilian Symposium in Programming Languages, volume 2, pages 167–180,Salvador, Brasil, Sep 2010. SBC: Brazilian Computer Society (ISSN: 2175-5922)
- Nuno Oliveira, Maria João Varanda Pereira, Daniela da Cruz, and Pedro Rangel Henriques. Visualization of domain-specific programs’ behavior.
In Proceedings of VISSOFT’09 — 5th IEEE International Workshop on Visualizing Software forUnderstanding and Analysis, Edmonton, Canada, pages 37—40. IEEE Computer Society, Sept 2009
- Nuno Oliveira, Pedro Rangel Henriques, Daniela da Cruz, Maria João Varanda Pereira, Marjan Mernik, Tomaz Kosar, and Matej Crepinsek. Applying program comprehension techniques to Karel robot programs.
In Proceedings of the International Multiconference on Computer Science and Information Technology – 2nd Workshop on Advances in Programming Languages (WAPL’2009), pages 697 —
704, Mragowo, Poland, October 2009. IEEE Computer Society Press
- Tomaz Kosar, Marjan Mernik, Matej Crepinsek, Pedro Rangel Henriques, Daniela da Cruz, Maria João Varanda Pereira, and Nuno Oliveira. Influence of domain-specific notation to program understanding.
In Proceedings of the International Multiconference on Computer Science and Information Technology– 2nd Workshop on Advances in Programming Languages (WAPL’2009), pages 673-680, Mragowo, Poland, October 2009. IEEE Computer Society Press
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Henriques, and Jorge Sousa Pinto. Code analysis: Past and present.
In Luis Barbosa, Antonio Cerone, and Siraj Shaikh (Guest Eds.), editors, Proceedings of the
Third Int. Workshop on Foundations and Techniques for Open Source Software Certification
(OpenCert? 2009), volume X (2009). Electronic Communications of the EASST, March 2009.
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Some basilar and important Concepts:
- Language Workbench: a term coined by Martin Fowler (Fowler, 2005), Language Workbenches are tools aimed to
implement new languages as well as theirs IDEs. In addition to ease the development of
languages, they also make language-oriented programming environments practical.
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Mario Marcelo Beron
staff member of
Área de Metodologías, Programación y Desarrollo de Software
(Software Engineering Group at Universidad Nacional de San Luis) Departamento de Informática
Ph. D. on Computer Science at Universidad Nacional de San Luis and Universidade do Minho
MEng at Universidad Nacional de San Luis
Lincenciado en Ciencias de la Computación at Universidad Nacional de San Luis
Profesor en Ciencias de la Computación at Universidad Nacional de San Luis
Bachelor in Computer Science at Universidad Nacional de San Luis
Research Subjects
Program Comprehension (Models, Approaches and Tools)
Language Specification and Processing (Methods & Tools)
Programming Language and Paradigms (Imperative, Declarative, Functional and Object Oriented)
Educational Activities
Planeamiento Informático. Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Computación. Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
Introducción a la Computación. Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Computación. Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
Programación II. Tecnicatura Universitaria en Web. Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
Ph. D. Thesis Supervision Master Thesis Supervision
Esteban Pelaez. A System to Detect False Path in Digital Circuits. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Argentina. Undergoing.
Martín Aristaraín. A Mechanism for Factorizing Classes to Support Multiple Inheritance. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Argentina. Undergoing.
Alejandro Nuñes. Criteria for Evaluating Specific Digital Circuits. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Argentina. Undergoing.
José Albanes. Behavioral Analysis a Strategy for Relating the Problem and Program Domains. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Claudio Baieli. Análisis de Trazas de Ejecución. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Argentina. Undergoing.
Licenciate Thesis Supervision
Hernán Bernardis. Dynamic Extraction Information from Programs Written in Java Language for Program Comprehesion. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Mariano Luzza. Domain Specific Language: Design and Construction. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Enrique Miranda. Evaluation of Visualization Libraries. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Ignacio El Kadre. Linking the Program Identifiers with Language Ontology. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Javier Azcurra. Identifier Analysis to abstract Problem Domain Concepts. Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Undergoing.
Maria Matkovic. Program Domain Specification Using Ontologies, an Exercise to Explore Protégè. Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
External Advisor
Nuno A.R. Carvalho. An Ontology toolkit for problem domain concept location in Program Comprehension. MAPi program. Universidade do Minho. Portugal.
Projects
Quixote: Desarrollo de Modelos del Dominio del Problema para
Inter-relacionar las Vistas Comportamental y Operacional de Sistemas de
Software.
Ingeniería
de Software. Conceptos, Métodos y Herramientas en un Contexto de
"Ingeniería de Software en Evolución". Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
PCVIA: Program Comprehension by Visual Inspection and Animation; Universidade do Minho. 2006-2008.
No olvidar de colocar los links a los proyectos. Publications
How the languages we speak shape the ways we think
by Lera Boroditsky (Associate Professor of Cognitive Science at UCSD and Editor in Chief of Frontiers in Cultural Psychology), SPLASH 2017 Keynote Speaker
Humans communicate with one another using 7,000 or so different languages, and each language differs from the next in innumerable ways. Do people who speak different languages think differently? Do languages merely express thoughts, or do they secretly shape the very thoughts we wish to express? Are some thoughts unthinkable without language? The question of whether the languages we speak shape the ways we think has been at the center of controversy for centuries, and with good reason. At stake are basic questions all of us have about ourselves, human nature, and reality. Why do we think the way we do? Why does the world appear to us the way it does? I will discuss research conducted around the world and focus on how language shapes the way we think about space, time, number, causality, and agency.
-- PedroRangelHenriques - 17 Sep 2017
Eve: tackling a giant with a change in perspective
by Chris Granger (Kodowa) a SPLASH 2017 Keynote Speaker
There are many perspectives you could take on the purpose of programming, from “building systems” to “modeling the world”, but none has further reaching consequences than “to augment humans.” With computers so ubiquitous that they live in our pockets, what can we do to help realize the vision of programming for everyone? To even begin answering that, we have to dig into what “augmenting humans” really means and see how that perspective leads us to somewhere very different than our current programming systems. To find a path forward, we’ll have to look at domains that seem far from ours, but doing so might just give us a hint at what the future could look like. (see more)
Eve is a modern relational language for writing data-driven programs without the boilerplate.
-- PedroRangelHenriques - 17 Sep 2017
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Although all the technological advances related to multimedia,
in a computer system most relevant digital data still circulates in textual format:
computer programs, specifications, documents and other information resources have their content in this format.
In order to be read and interpreted by a machine, texts should be valid sentences of a known language to
be possible to associate them some meaning.
The path towards this meaning takes us to syntax and then to semantics.
The "Language Processing" area is concerned with approaches, methods and tools
for the "specification of languages" and the "systematic development of their processors".
Language syntax and semantics is formally defined by a Grammar;
in this area we support our work on regular grammars (or regular expressions),
context free grammars, translation or attribute grammars,
affix grammars, stochastic-dependency or transition-network grammars, graph grammars,
annotation schemas, etc.
Language Processors are systematic and automatically built using tools,
called Generators, that read a grammar and produce the analysers/translators.
Although we keep the same approach, different kind of texts require specialized methods
and tools.
So the area is split into three main research directions:
1) completely structured texts, that belong to "formal languages" (FLP);
2) semi-structured texts, that belong to "annotation languages" (ALP);
3) unstructured texts, that belong to "natural languages" (NLP).
Inside the "LP@di/cctc.uminho.pt" group:
1) Pedro Rangel Henriques, Maria João Varanda Pereira, Daniela da Cruz, Nuno Oliveira, and Mario Berón, work on the first direction (formal language processing).
At moment the research topics are:
textual and visual languages;
program analysis and transformation;
program visualization/animation;
program comprehension.
2) José Carlos Ramalho, Pedro Rangel Henriques, Alda Gançarski, Ricardo, Cristiana, Renato work on the
second direction (semi-structured document processing).
At moment the research topics are:
document markup and XML standards;
archiving and digital libraries;
semantic web and virtual museums;
web-services and location aware services.
3) José João Dias de Almeida, Alberto Simões and Nuno Carvalho, work on the third direction (natural language processing).
At moment the research topics are:
Text classification and Automatic summarization;
Discourse analysis and Part-of-speech tagging;
Machine Translation;
Information extraction (IE) (including named entity recognition and relationship extraction);
Information retrieval (IR) and text mining.
Notice that "definition and support of Domain Specific Languages" and "ontology processing"
are transversal research trends on which all the subgroups are working.
In a similar way, it is clear that "ETL process" (extract-transform-load) is a target, an application area,
common to all the subgroups.
The Master course on Language Engineering, UCE30-EL (Engenharia de Linguagens), offered by the "LP@di/ctcc.uminho.pt" group
composed of the four modules below, directly reflects this status-quo and this organization:
Grammar Engineering; Software Analysis and Transformation; Document Processing; Natural Language Processing.
Also the events and journals that the group members are co-founders and organizers corroborate the
three research trends described:
SLaTE, International Symposium on Languages, Applications and Technology, that integrates the previous events:
XATA, XML -- Aplicações e Tecnologias Associadas;
CoRTA, Compilers, programming languages, Related Technologies and Applications;
Linguamática, Revista para o Processamento Automático das Línguas Ibéricas (ISSN: 1647-0818)
Some Int.Conference Organization and Program Committees membership can reinforce the characterization below:
ICPC'2010 -- IEEE conference organization at Braga
PTDC/CLE-LLI/108948/2008 — Per-Fide, Portuguese in parallel with six other languages
PTDC/PSI-PCO/104679/2008 — Procura Palavras: a computerized tool for the evaluation of objective and subjective psycholinguistic indexes for the European Portuguese
PTDC/EIA-CCO/108995/2008 -- CROSS: An Infrastructure for Certification and Re-engineering of Open Source Software; supported by FCT; 2010-2012.
Quixote: Desenvolvimento de modelos do domínio do problema para inter-relacionar as vistas operacional e comportamental em sistemas de software; bilateral Argentina-Portugal joint-research project supported by FCT (Departamento das Relações Europeias, Bilaterais e Multilaterais); team leader; 2010-2011.
AsCoP: Assessing Comprehension of Domain Specific Programs; bilateral Slovenia-Portugal joint-research project supported by FCT (Departamento das Relações Europeias, Bilaterais e Multilaterais); team leader; 2010/2011.
PCVIA: Program Comprehension by Visual Inspection and Animation
DSLPC: Program Comprehension for Domain Specific Languages (bilateral Cooperation Project (Slovenia-Portugal))
Hermes: Aprendizagem e Povoamento de Ontologias a partir de Fontes Textuais; bilateral Brasil-Portugal joint-research project supported by Programa CAPES-FCT2009 (Departamento das Relações Europeias, Bilaterais e Multilaterais); 2010-2012.
[[http://wiki.di.uminho.pt/wiki/bin/view/OntXQuery/WebHome][OntXQuery: An Information Retrieval System, interactive and iteractive/incremental, based on XQuery++ to search XML documents over the Semantic-Web using ontologies
- Miguel Ferreira, Ana Alice Baptista, José Carlos Ramalho.
An intelligent decision support system for digital preservation.
International Journal on Digital Libraries; Springer Berlin / Heidelberg; issn: 1432-5012 (Print) 1432-1300 (Online); 05; 2007; URI no RepositoriUM? : http://hdl.handle.net/1822/6648;
- Giovani Rubert Librelotto, Renato Preigschadt de Azevedo, José Carlos Ramalho, and Pedro Rangel Henriques.
Topic maps constraint languages: understanding and comparing.
Int. Journal Reasoning-based Intelligent Systems, 1(3/4):173–181, Jun 2009.
- Daniela da Cruz and Pedro Rangel Henriques.
Advances in Computer Science and IT,
chapter Slicing techniques to derive the User Interface Abstract Model, pages 249–276. In-Teh, December 2009
- Nuno Oliveira, Maria João Varanda Pereira, Pedro Rangel Henriques, Daniela da Cruz, and Bastian Cramer.
VisualLisa? : A visual environment to develop attribute grammars.
ComSIS? – Computer Science an Information Systems Journal,
Special issue on Advances in Languages, Related Technologies and Applications, 7(2):266 – 289. May 2010
- Daniela da Cruz, Mario Béron, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Maria João Varanda Pereira.
Code inspection approaches for program visualization.
Acta Electrotechnica et Informatica, 9(3):32–42, Jul-Sep 2009. ISSN: 1335-8243
- Maria João Varanda Pereira, Marjan Mernik, Daniela da Cruz, and Pedro Rangel Henriques.
Program comprehension for domain-specific languages (invited paper).
ComSIS? – Computer Science an Information Systems Journal,
Special Issue on Compilers, Related Technologies and Applications, 5(2):1–17, Dec 2008. ISSN: 1820-0214
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Maria João Varanda.
Alma versus ddd.
ComSIS? – Computer Science an Information Systems Journal,
Special Issue on Compilers, Related Technologies and Applications, 5(2):119–136, Dec 2008. ISSN: 1820-0214
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Maria João Varanda.
Constructing program animations using a pattern-based approach.
ComSIS? – Computer Science an Information Systems Journal,
Special Issue on Advances in Programming Languages, 4(2):97–114, Dec 2007. ISSN: 1820-0214
International Conference papers:
- José João Almeida, Alberto Simões. Automatic parallel corpora and bilingual terminology extraction from parallel websites.
In Reinhard Rapp, Pierre Zweigenbaum, and Serge Sharoff, editors, 3rd Workshop on Building and Using Comparable
Corpora, pages 50–55. Valletta, Malta, May 2010.
- Alberto Simões, José João Almeida. Bilingual terminology extraction based on translation patterns.
Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural, 41:281–288. Sept 2008.
- Christoph Becker, Michael Kraxner, Andreas Rauber, Miguel Ferreira, Ana Alice Baptista, José Carlos Ramalho.
Distributed Preservation Services: Integrating Planning and Actions. ECDL2008 - European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology
for Digital Libraries; Aarhus, Danmark; URI no RepositoriUM? : http://hdl.handle.net/1822/8239. 2008
- José Carlos Ramalho, Miguel Ferreira, Luís Faria. RODA and CRiB? a service-oriented digital repository.
International Conference on Preservation of Digital Objects, iPRESS 2008, 5. London, 2008
- José Carlos Ramalho, Miguel Ferreira, Luís Faria, Rui Castro. Relational database preservation through XML modelling.
Extreme Markup Languages 2007, Montréal - Canada; URI no RepositoriUM? : http://hdl.handle.net/1822/7120; August 2007.
- José Bernardo Barros, Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Jorge Sousa Pinto. Assertion-based slicing and slice graphs.
In SEFM’10—8th IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering and Formal Methods, pages 93–102, Pisa, Italy, Sept 2010. IEEE Computer Society, Conference Publishing Services (CPS)
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Jorge Sousa Pinto. Contract-based slicing.
In Tiziana Margaria and Bernhard Steffen, editors, Leveraging Applications of Formal Methods,
Verification and Validation (ISoLA? ’2010–FLDVES track) LNCS- Lecture Notes in Computer Science,
volume 6415, pages 106–120, Creta, Greece, Oct 2010. Springer
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Jorge Sousa Pinto. GamaSlicer? : an Online Laboratory for Program Verification and Analysis.
In LDTA2010 — Language Descriptions, Tools and Applications, Paphos, Cyprus, March 2010
- Daniela da Cruz and Pedro Rangel Henriques. Exploring, visualizing and slicing the soul of XML documents.
In Proceedings of 25th Symposium On Applied Computing - Document Engineering (SAC-DE), 2010
- Nuno Oliveira, Nuno Rodrigues, Pedro Rangel Henriques, and Luís Soares Barbosa. Pattern language for architectural analysis.
In SBLP 2010 14th Brazilian Symposium in Programming Languages, volume 2, pages 167–180,Salvador, Brasil, Sep 2010. SBC: Brazilian Computer Society (ISSN: 2175-5922)
- Nuno Oliveira, Maria João Varanda Pereira, Daniela da Cruz, and Pedro Rangel Henriques. Visualization of domain-specific programs’ behavior.
In Proceedings of VISSOFT’09 — 5th IEEE International Workshop on Visualizing Software forUnderstanding and Analysis, Edmonton, Canada, pages 37—40. IEEE Computer Society, Sept 2009
- Nuno Oliveira, Pedro Rangel Henriques, Daniela da Cruz, Maria João Varanda Pereira, Marjan Mernik, Tomaz Kosar, and Matej Crepinsek. Applying program comprehension techniques to Karel robot programs.
In Proceedings of the International Multiconference on Computer Science and Information Technology – 2nd Workshop on Advances in Programming Languages (WAPL’2009), pages 697 —
704, Mragowo, Poland, October 2009. IEEE Computer Society Press
- Tomaz Kosar, Marjan Mernik, Matej Crepinsek, Pedro Rangel Henriques, Daniela da Cruz, Maria João Varanda Pereira, and Nuno Oliveira. Influence of domain-specific notation to program understanding.
In Proceedings of the International Multiconference on Computer Science and Information Technology– 2nd Workshop on Advances in Programming Languages (WAPL’2009), pages 673-680, Mragowo, Poland, October 2009. IEEE Computer Society Press
- Daniela da Cruz, Pedro Henriques, and Jorge Sousa Pinto. Code analysis: Past and present.
In Luis Barbosa, Antonio Cerone, and Siraj Shaikh (Guest Eds.), editors, Proceedings of the
Third Int. Workshop on Foundations and Techniques for Open Source Software Certification
(OpenCert? 2009), volume X (2009). Electronic Communications of the EASST, March 2009.
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Some basilar and important Concepts:
- Language Workbench: a term coined by Martin Fowler (Fowler, 2005), Language Workbenches are tools aimed to
implement new languages as well as theirs IDEs. In addition to ease the development of
languages, they also make language-oriented programming environments practical.
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