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Gestão da manutenção em EHIS / Housing maintenance managementSanches, Iara Del\'Arco 10 February 2011 (has links)
A gestão da manutenção de uma edificação tem influência direta em seu desempenho, ou seja, em sua duração, seus impactos e seu consumo de recursos como água e energia. O planejamento, a facilidade e demanda de execução dos serviços de manutenção, assim como a transparência para os usuários das necessidades, prazos e procedimentos de manutenção são de fundamental importância para a qualidade e sustentabilidade dos edifícios. O processo de gestão da manutenção de uma edificação tem início ainda nas etapas iniciais de projeto do empreendimento, quando tomadas de decisões que considerem fatores de manutenção fornecem subsídios para elaboração de projetos da manutenção mais eficazes e de menor impacto social, ambiental e econômico, tem continuidade durante a etapa de construção quando se deve primar pela qualidade e continua durante a etapa de operação, uso e manutenção. Particularmente em empreendimentos de habitação de interesse social, a geração de subsídios, a consideração de fatores de manutenção, o planejamento da manutenção, da maneira como operacionalizá-la, são fatores determinantes para conservação de edificações, além de contribuir com a luta contra o déficit habitacional, buscando empreendimentos de melhor qualidade, com maiores graus de manutenibilidade e conseqüentemente tarifas condominiais e consumo de recursos reduzidos. Neste contexto, esta pesquisa tem como objetivo contribuir com o processo de gestão da manutenção, a partir de um levantamento feito através do ponto de vista das empresas administradoras de empreendimentos PAR do estado de São Paulo, abordando o tratamento dispensado à manutenção a partir da fase de uso e operação, identificando requisitos para elaboração de diretrizes que contribuam com a operacionalização da manutenção. / A building maintenance management has direct influence on its performance, ie, its duration, its impacts and its resources consumption as water and energy. The planning, execution ease and demand of maintenance services as well as transparency of needs, deadlines and maintenance procedures for the users are essential to the quality and sustainability of buildings. The process of a building maintenance management begins in the early stages of a building design, when making decisions considering maintenance aspects provides subsides for more effective designs with less social, environmental and economic impacts. This process continues during the construction stage when it is necessary to strive for quality, maintaining this line of reasoning during the operation, use and maintenance phase. Particularly in housing projects, generating subsides, considering maintenance factors, maintenance planning and the means to operate it are determining factors for building maintenance, thus it contributes to combating the housing shortage seeking buildings of better quality, with greater degrees of maintainability and condominium prices and therefore reduced resource consumption. Thus, this research aims to contribute to the maintenance management process, starting from a survey done by the point of view of companies that manage PAR housing projects of the state of São Paulo, addressing the treatment given to the operation, use and maintenance phase, identifying requirements for guidelines developing to contribute to the maintenance operation and management.
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Phosphoinositides et contrôle de la polarité cellulaire : régulations croisées entre la PIP5K Skittles et les protéines de polarité PAR1 et PAR3 / Phosphoinositides and cell polarity control : interplay between the PIP5K Skittles and the polarity proteins PAR1 and PAR3Jouette, Julie 28 September 2017 (has links)
La polarité cellulaire est un processus fondamental qui contrôle les spécificités fonctionnelle et physiologique de la plupart des cellules eucaryotes. Cette asymétrie intracellulaire repose sur l’existence de compartiments membranaires distincts, à la fois dans leur composition en protéines mais également en phosphatidyl-inositols (PIs). Ainsi, la mise en place et le maintien de la localisation asymétrique de modules multi-protéiques associés notamment aux protéines PAR sont essentiels pour l’élaboration des domaines de polarité cellulaire. Durant ma thèse, j’ai étudié les relations entre les protéines de polarité et les PIs dans le contrôle de la polarité cellulaire. Plus particulièrement, en utilisant la chambre ovarienne de Drosophile, j’ai cherché à caractériser la suite d’évènements qui en amont régule l’activité de la PIP5K, Skittles (SKTL), qui produit le PI(4,5)P2 et à caractériser les mécanismes moléculaires qui lient le PI(4,5)P2, SKTL et les protéines PAR dans le contrôle et le maintien de la polarité cellulaire. J’ai contribué à caractériser l’importance de PI(4,5)P2 majoritairement produit par SKTL, dans le maintien de la polarité apico-basale et lors de la morphogenèse des cellules folliculaires de la chambre ovarienne. Le PI(4,5)P2 assure la localisation apicale de PAR3 et le maintien des jonctions adhérentes, sans affecter la localisation de PAR1. Par une méthode de quantification précise, j’ai ensuite démontré dans l’ovocyte que SKTL et le PI(4,5)P2, probablement grâce au trafic vésiculaire, étaient requis pour à la fois l’accumulation à l’antérieur de PAR3 et son exclusion au postérieur qui se fait à partir du stade 9B. L’accumulation antérieure de PAR3 est également dépendante d’un transport Dynéine dépendant et de la kinase IKKε tandis que son exclusion postérieure dépendant des phosphorylations par PAR1. Enfin, j’ai également étudié les modifications post traductionnelles de SKTL et leur importance dans la polarité cellulaire. J’ai identifié la présence de palmitoylation et de phosphorylations dont certaines impliquent la kinase PAR1 et la phosphatase PP1. Ces phosphorylations pourraient avoir un lien avec le rôle de SKTL dans le trafic vésiculaire. Ces résultats permettent donc d’élucider certains mécanismes cellulaires qui contrôlent la mise en place et le maintien de la polarité des cellules en liant les PIs et les protéines PAR / Cell polarity is a fundamental process that controls cell’s functional and physiological specificities. This process relies on membranous compartments differently composed both on proteins and on phosphatidyl-inositols (PIs). Indeed, through their asymmetric localization, polarity proteins, such as the PAR proteins, are essentials to establish and maintain polarity of the cells. During my PhD, I studied the interplay between the polarity proteins and the PIs. Using the Drosophila egg chamber, as a model, I aimed to characterized the upstream events that regulate the PI(4,5)P2 producing kinase (PIP5K), Skittles (SKTL), activity and localization. I also studied the downstream molecular process that link the PI(4,5)P2, SKTL and the PAR proteins in cell polarity. I contributed to the characterization of the importance of PI(4,5)P2, mainly produced by SKTL in maintaining the apical-basal polarity and during the morphogenesis of the follicle cells. The PI(4,5)P2 is ensuring PAR3 and adherens junctions but not PAR1 proper localizations. Next, through a precise quantification method, I showed that SKTL and the PI(4,5)P2, probably via vesicular traffic, were also ensuring PAR3 proper localizations (anterior accumulation and stage 9B posterior exclusion) in the oocyte. PAR3 accumulation also relies on a Dynein mediated transport and the IKKε kinase while its posterior exclusion relies on PAR1 phosphorylation. Finally, I studied SKTL post translational modifications and their relevance on cell polarity. I identified palmitoylation and phosphorylations that are regulated by the kinase PAR1 and the phosphatase PP1. SKTL phosphorylations seem to be related to its role on the vesicular traffic. Altogether these results clarify some mechanisms involving both PIs and PAR proteins in cell polarity maintaining and establishment
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Efeito da severidade da doença periodontal sobre a expressão do Receptor Ativado por Protease do Tipo 2 (PAR-2) / Effect of the severity of periodontal disease on the expression of Protease Activated Receptor Type 2 (PAR-2)Henrique Fukushima 10 November 2014 (has links)
Pesquisas recentes investigando o receptor ativado por protease do tipo 2 (PAR-2) sugerem uma associação entre este receptor e a inflamação periodontal. Além disso, é sabido que a gingipaína, protease bacteriana secretada por um importante periodontopatógeno, Porphyromonas gingivalis (Pg), tem a capacidade de ativar o PAR-2. Ademais, um estudo anterior do grupo, verificou que quanto mais profunda a bolsa periodontal, maior era a expressão do receptor PAR-2. No entanto, não é sabido se a expressão de PAR-2 é proporcional a severidade de doença periodontal e a quantidade de gingipaína expressa na bolsa periodontal. Desta forma, o presente estudo, verificou no fluido gengival a correlação entre a expressão gênica de PAR-2 (Real Time-PCR) com os parâmetros clínicos periodontais, e a expressão gênica da protease gingipaína em pacientes com periodontite crônica severa e moderada, antes e após o tratamento periodontal não-cirúrgico. A expressão de PAR-2 e da protease gingipaína foi estatisticamente maior nos pacientes do grupo periodontite crônica severa (PS) em comparação com os pacientes do grupo periodontite crônica modera (PM) e controle (C). Além disso, o tratamento periodontal levou à redução significativa (p<0.05) da expressão de PAR-2 nos pacientes com periodontite crônica moderada. Em conclusão, dentro dos limites do presente estudo, nós demonstramos que a severidade da doença periodontal e a expressão de gingipaína influenciaram a expressão de PAR-2 no fluido gengival de pacientes com periodontite crônica. / Recent studies investigating the protease-activated receptor type 2 (PAR-2) suggest an association between the receptor and periodontal inflammation. In addition, it is known that gingipain, a bacterial protease secreted by an important periodontopathogen, Porphyromonas gingivalis (Pg), has the ability to activate PAR- 2. Furthermore, a previous study from our group found that the deeper the periodontal pocket, the higher the expression of the PAR-2 receptor. However, it is not known whether the expression of PAR-2 is associated to the severity of periodontal disease and the amount of gingipain expressed in the periodontal pocket. Thus, the present study verified, in the gingival fluid, the correlation between the PAR-2 gene expression (Real Time-PCR) with the clinical periodontal parameters, and the gene expression of the gingipain protease in patients with moderate and severe chronic periodontitis before and after non-surgical periodontal treatment. PAR-2 expression and gingipain protease were statistically more expressed in patients of the severe chronic periodontitis group (PS) compared with those in the moderate chronic periodontitis group (PM) and control group (C). Furthermore, periodontal treatment led to a significant reduction (p <0.05) in the expression of PAR-2 in patients with moderate chronic periodontitis. In conclusion, within the limits of the present study, we demonstrated that the severity of periodontal disease and the expression of gingipain influenced the PAR-2 expression in the gingival fluid of patients with chronic periodontitis.
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Uso da abordagem Bayesiana para a estimativa de parâmetros sazonais dos modelos auto-regressivos periódicos / Use of Bayesian method to the estimate of sazonal parameters of periodic autoregressive modelsGomes, Maria Helena Rodrigues 19 March 2003 (has links)
O presente trabalho tem por finalidade o uso da abordagem bayesiana para a estimativa de parâmetros sazonais dos modelos periódicos auto-regressivos (PAR). Após a determinação dos estimadores bayesianos, estes são comparados com os estimadores de máxima verossimilhança. A previsão para 12 meses é realizada usando os dois estimadores e os resultados comparados por meio de gráficos, tabelas e pelos erros de previsão. Para ilustrar o problema as séries escolhidas foram as séries hidrológicas da Usinas Hidroelétricas de Furnas e Emborcação. Tais séries foram selecionadas tendo em vista a necessidade de previsões com reduzido erro já que o sistema de operação das usinas hidroelétricas depende muito da quantidade de água existente em seus reservatórios e de planejamento e gerenciamento eficazes. / The objective of this research is to use bayesian method to estimate of sazonal parameters of periodic autoregressive models (PAR). The bayesian estimators are then compared with maximum likelihood estimators. The forecast for 12 months is made by using two estimators and comparing their results though graphs, tables and forecast error. The hydrological time series chosen were from Furnas and Emborcação Hydroeletric Power Plant. These series were chosen having in mind the necessity of series with reduced error in their forecast because system of operation in the Hydroeletric Power Plant depends on the quantity of the water in their resevoirs, eficient planning and management.
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Uso da abordagem Bayesiana para a estimativa de parâmetros sazonais dos modelos auto-regressivos periódicos / Use of Bayesian method to the estimate of sazonal parameters of periodic autoregressive modelsMaria Helena Rodrigues Gomes 19 March 2003 (has links)
O presente trabalho tem por finalidade o uso da abordagem bayesiana para a estimativa de parâmetros sazonais dos modelos periódicos auto-regressivos (PAR). Após a determinação dos estimadores bayesianos, estes são comparados com os estimadores de máxima verossimilhança. A previsão para 12 meses é realizada usando os dois estimadores e os resultados comparados por meio de gráficos, tabelas e pelos erros de previsão. Para ilustrar o problema as séries escolhidas foram as séries hidrológicas da Usinas Hidroelétricas de Furnas e Emborcação. Tais séries foram selecionadas tendo em vista a necessidade de previsões com reduzido erro já que o sistema de operação das usinas hidroelétricas depende muito da quantidade de água existente em seus reservatórios e de planejamento e gerenciamento eficazes. / The objective of this research is to use bayesian method to estimate of sazonal parameters of periodic autoregressive models (PAR). The bayesian estimators are then compared with maximum likelihood estimators. The forecast for 12 months is made by using two estimators and comparing their results though graphs, tables and forecast error. The hydrological time series chosen were from Furnas and Emborcação Hydroeletric Power Plant. These series were chosen having in mind the necessity of series with reduced error in their forecast because system of operation in the Hydroeletric Power Plant depends on the quantity of the water in their resevoirs, eficient planning and management.
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Efeito da severidade da doença periodontal sobre a expressão do Receptor Ativado por Protease do Tipo 2 (PAR-2) / Effect of the severity of periodontal disease on the expression of Protease Activated Receptor Type 2 (PAR-2)Fukushima, Henrique 10 November 2014 (has links)
Pesquisas recentes investigando o receptor ativado por protease do tipo 2 (PAR-2) sugerem uma associação entre este receptor e a inflamação periodontal. Além disso, é sabido que a gingipaína, protease bacteriana secretada por um importante periodontopatógeno, Porphyromonas gingivalis (Pg), tem a capacidade de ativar o PAR-2. Ademais, um estudo anterior do grupo, verificou que quanto mais profunda a bolsa periodontal, maior era a expressão do receptor PAR-2. No entanto, não é sabido se a expressão de PAR-2 é proporcional a severidade de doença periodontal e a quantidade de gingipaína expressa na bolsa periodontal. Desta forma, o presente estudo, verificou no fluido gengival a correlação entre a expressão gênica de PAR-2 (Real Time-PCR) com os parâmetros clínicos periodontais, e a expressão gênica da protease gingipaína em pacientes com periodontite crônica severa e moderada, antes e após o tratamento periodontal não-cirúrgico. A expressão de PAR-2 e da protease gingipaína foi estatisticamente maior nos pacientes do grupo periodontite crônica severa (PS) em comparação com os pacientes do grupo periodontite crônica modera (PM) e controle (C). Além disso, o tratamento periodontal levou à redução significativa (p<0.05) da expressão de PAR-2 nos pacientes com periodontite crônica moderada. Em conclusão, dentro dos limites do presente estudo, nós demonstramos que a severidade da doença periodontal e a expressão de gingipaína influenciaram a expressão de PAR-2 no fluido gengival de pacientes com periodontite crônica. / Recent studies investigating the protease-activated receptor type 2 (PAR-2) suggest an association between the receptor and periodontal inflammation. In addition, it is known that gingipain, a bacterial protease secreted by an important periodontopathogen, Porphyromonas gingivalis (Pg), has the ability to activate PAR- 2. Furthermore, a previous study from our group found that the deeper the periodontal pocket, the higher the expression of the PAR-2 receptor. However, it is not known whether the expression of PAR-2 is associated to the severity of periodontal disease and the amount of gingipain expressed in the periodontal pocket. Thus, the present study verified, in the gingival fluid, the correlation between the PAR-2 gene expression (Real Time-PCR) with the clinical periodontal parameters, and the gene expression of the gingipain protease in patients with moderate and severe chronic periodontitis before and after non-surgical periodontal treatment. PAR-2 expression and gingipain protease were statistically more expressed in patients of the severe chronic periodontitis group (PS) compared with those in the moderate chronic periodontitis group (PM) and control group (C). Furthermore, periodontal treatment led to a significant reduction (p <0.05) in the expression of PAR-2 in patients with moderate chronic periodontitis. In conclusion, within the limits of the present study, we demonstrated that the severity of periodontal disease and the expression of gingipain influenced the PAR-2 expression in the gingival fluid of patients with chronic periodontitis.
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Groupes de Thompson projectifs de genre 0LAGET, Guillaume 01 July 2004 (has links) (PDF)
Le groupe de Thompson projectif $T$ est l'ensemble des homéomorphismes du bord du disque hyperbolique qui sont $PSL_2((\bf Z))$ par morceaux avec points de rupture rationnels. Pour un sous-groupe $\Gamma$ de $PSL_2((\bf Z))$ on peut construire le sous-groupe $T_(\Gamma)$ de $T$ des homéomorphismes $\Gamma$ par morceaux, et on se demande si la propriété fondamentale de $T$ d'être de type fini est conservée. Cette étude dépend du genre de la surface associée à $\Gamma$. Le but principal de notre travail est de prouver qu'en genre nul, $T_(\Gamma)$ est de présentation finie (Peter Greenberg a montré qu'en genre strictement positif $T_(\Gamma)$ n'est pas de type fini). Nous commençons par conjuguer $T_(\Gamma)$ à un groupe d'homéomorphismes affines par morceaux dont nous prouvons, à l'aide de groupes de Thompson classiques, qu'il est de type fini. Puis nous donnons une description combinatoire de $T_(\Gamma)$ par des couples de forêts infinies, description qui nous permet de déterminer une présentation infinie régulière du groupe, puis une présentation finie.
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Call by need computations in orthogonal term rewriting systemsDurand, Irène 01 July 2005 (has links) (PDF)
The foundation of term rewriting is equational logic but for the sake of efficiency, the equations are oriented and become the rules of a term rewriting system. Term rewriting form a model of computation on algebraic data structures (terms). Term rewriting systems play an important role in various domains of computer science such as automated theorem proving, functional programming, code generation, problem formalization (security of cryptographic protocols). Rewriting starts with a ground term, and consists of repeatedly replacing a redex (an instance of a left-hand side) by its contractum (the corresponding right-handside after applying the substitution). Rewriting may eventually yield a term in normal form which is a term containing no redex. Natural questions in term rewriting are: * is the system terminating" (i.e. there are no infinite rewrite sequences)? * "is the system confluent" (if a term rewrites independently to two terms t1 and t2 , there exists a term s such that both t1 and t2 rewrite to s)? We are interested in systems which can be used as programs so we want to allow non-terminating computations. Confluence implies unicity of normal forms but does not imply termination. Confluent systems form a good framework for deterministic programming. They have the power of Turing machines. However confluence is not a decidable property for term rewriting systems. Orthogonal systems (i.e. linear and non-overlapping left-hand sides) which are always confluent form the framework of all this work, although some results may apply to the more general class of left-linear systems (linear left-hand sides). The first point we want to address is "how to compute the normal form?" and not end up in an infinite computation when the normal form exists. The second is "how to do that efficiently?". The following theorem of Huet and Levy [HL91] forms the basis of all result on optimal normalizing rewrite strategies for orthogonal term rewrite systems: "Every reducible term contains a needed redex, i.e., a redex which is contracted in every rewrite sequence to normal form, and repeated contraction of needed redexes results in a normal form, if the term under consideration has a normal form". Unfortunately, needed redexes are not computable in general. Hence, in order to obtain a computable optimal rewrite strategy, we are left to find (1) decidable approximations of neededness and (2) decidable properties of rewrite systems which ensure that every reducible term has a needed redex identi-fied by (1). Starting with the seminal work of Huet and Levy [HL91] on strong sequentiality, these issues have been extensively investigated in the literature [Com00, Jac96b, JS95, KM91, NST95, Oya93, Toy92]. In all these works Huet and Levy's notions of index, omega-reduction, and sequentiality figure prominently. We present here our contributions to this domain.
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Architecture reseau sans fil pour de la téléopération long distance d'un systeme embarquéKhan, Zeashan Hameed 30 November 2010 (has links) (PDF)
La téléopération en réseau est une thématique émergente, où un humain (le maître) communique avec un esclave commandé à distance à travers un réseau de communication, pour l'échange des données de commande et de mesure. Pour la téléopération longue distance, ces informations traversent divers réseaux hétérogènes ou hybrides interconnectés ensemble. Nous traitons également le cas où un segment sera sans fil, ce qui permet d'envisager que l'esclave soit mobile (véhicule télé-opéré par exemple). Une étude indépendante des aspects commande et des aspects réseau entraîne l'atteinte d'objectifs locaux, qui peuvent le cas échéant être ensuite fortement dégradés après l'intégration des deux aspects. L'utilisation de réseaux partagés, comme internet, en lieu et place d'une liaison dédiée (point à point, liaison virtuelle) est également un défi, en particulier dans le cas de la longue distance. Les mécanismes de qualité de service (QdS) d'un réseau, en particulier du réseau hétérogène, doivent pouvoir être traités par les autres réseaux ; ces points sont assez souvent traités avec un point de vue d'applications multimedia, plus rarement avec le point de vue de la téléopération critique. L'approche de téléopération en réseau peut profiter de ces mécanismes de qualité de service en utilisant des priorités ou des réservations de bandes passantes en fonction des critères de commande et de transparence. Cela peut entraîner une adaptation des ressources réseau en fonction des besoins des objectifs de téléopération afin de transporter l'information en satisfaisant les besoins bout en bout de l'application, cette notion devant être précisée. Lorsqu'on considère la QdS avec un point de vue réseau, elle consiste principalement à la gestion de flux de communication, en prenant en compte des paramètres de besoin et d'ordonnancement. Si l'on prend en compte le point de vue de la téléopération, la QdS entraîne des conséquences sur la qualité de commande (QdC) ce qui inclut la stabilité, la transparence et la téléprésence. De plus, l'interface humaine peut également avoir des besoins spécifiques en termes de téléprésence, ce qui peut entraîner des conséquences sur la répartition de la charge du réseau. Afin d'intégrer les deux approches de QdS et de QdC pour apporter une meilleure réponse au problème posé, nous proposons une approche de coconception avec d'une part une adaptation de la QdS aux besoins de la Qdc (qualité de la transparence) et d'autre part une adaptation de la Qdc (par exemple dégradation de la qualité du flux vidéo) à la disponibilité du réseau. Nous avons considéré deux cas de figures. Dans un premier temps, sans tenir compte des mécanismes de QdS du réseau (approche dite du meilleur effort ou best effort) et par l'adaptation au mieux de l'application, pour répondre aux besoins de la téléopération. La seconde approche considère un réseau orienté QdS entre le maître et l'esclave, où différentes priorités peuvent être attribuées aux flux nécessaires à la téléopération, en fonction des contextes. L'approche proposée est finalement mise en oeuvre sur NeCS-Car, la voiture téléopérée disponible au Laboratoire.
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Langages et transformation de modèles en programmation par contraintesSoto, Ricardo 25 June 2009 (has links) (PDF)
La programmation par contraintes est une technologie pour l'optimisation qui associe des langages de modélisation riches avec des moteurs de résolution efficaces. Elle combine des techniques de plusieurs domaines tels que l'intelligence artificielle, la programmation mathématique et la théorie des graphes. Un défi majeur dans ce domaine concerne la définition de langages de haut-niveau pour faciliter la phase de modélisation des problèmes. Un autre aspect important est de concevoir des architectures robustes pour transformer des modèles de haut-niveau et obtenir des modèles exécutables efficaces, tout en visant plusieurs moteurs de résolution. Répondre à ces deux préoccupations est très difficile, car de nombreux aspects doivent être pris en compte, comme par exemple, l'expressivité et le niveau d'abstraction du langage ainsi que les techniques utilisées pour traduire le modèle de haut-niveau dans chacun des langages de résolution. Dans cette thèse, nous proposons une nouvelle perspective pour faire face à ces défis. Nous introduisons une nouvelle architecture pour la programmation par contraintes dans laquelle le problème est défini comme un ensemble d'objets contraints dans un nouveau langage de modélisation haut-niveau. La transformation des modèles est réalisée à l'aide de l'ingénierie des modèles. Les éléments des langages sont alors considérés comme des concepts définis dans un modèle de modèles appelé métamodèle. Cette nouvelle architecture permet d'aborder les phases de modélisation et de transformation de modèles en raisonnant à un niveau d'abstraction supérieur et, par conséquent, de réduire la complexité inhérente à ces deux phases.
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