Name
Affiliation
Papers
MÁRK ASZTALOS
Budapest Univ Technol & Econ, Dept Automat & Appl Informat, Budapest, Hungary
22
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
38
108
10.94
Referers 
Referees 
References 
277
270
149
Search Limit
100277
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Systematic review of matching techniques used in model-driven methodologies00.342020
Detecting subgraph isomorphism with MapReduce.30.372017
Aggregate Callback - A Design Pattern for Flexible and Robust Runtime Model Building.00.342015
Quality Assured Model-Driven Requirements Engineering and Software Development.00.342015
A MapReduce-based Approach for Finding Inexact Patterns in Large Graphs.00.342015
Polymorphic Templates: A design pattern for implementing agile model-to-text transformations.00.342014
Modeling Cloud Messaging with a Domain-Specific Modeling Language.00.342014
Formal specification and analysis of functional properties of graph rewriting-based model transformation.40.412013
Automated Verification by Declarative Description of Graph Rewriting-Based Model Transformations.10.352011
Towards Transformation Rule Composition.00.342011
Runtime model validation with parallel object constraint language30.432011
Towards Automated, Formal Verification of Model Transformations471.732010
Towards Formal Analysis of Multi-paradigm Model Transformations30.392010
Performance Optimization Of Exhaustive Rules In Graph Rewriting Systems00.342010
Verification of Model Transformations to Refactoring Mobile Social Networks10.422010
Simplifying model transformation chains by rule composition30.372010
Implementing Qvt In A Domain-Specific Modeling Framework00.342010
Manual and automated performance optimization of model transformation systems170.992010
Toward Automated Verification of Model Transformations: A Case Study of Analysis of Refactoring Business Process Models00.342009
A formalism for describing modeling transformations for verification40.562009
Transformation of UML Models to CSP: A Case Study for Graph Transformation Tools221.202007
Multi-Layer Traffic Engineering Through Adaptive lambda-Path Fragmentation and De-fragmentation00.342006