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Buhl, Hans Ulrich
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König, Wolfgang
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Winter, Robert
31
Loos, Peter
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Mertens, Peter
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  • Journal Article
    Zur Identifikation von Strukturanalogien in Datenmodellen
    (Springer, 2005) Fettke, Peter; Loos, Peter
    On the one hand, data models decrease the complexity of information system development. On the other hand, data models causes additional complexity. Recently structural analogies are discussed as instruments reducing the complexity of data models. This piece of research presents a procedure to identify structural analogies in data models and demonstrates its performance by analyzing Scheer’s reference model for industrial enterprises (Y-CIM-model). The proposed procedure is based on formalizing data models within set theory and uses a quantitative similarity measure. The obtained results show both identical and very similar information structures within the Y-CIM-model. Furthermore, ways of dealing with the identified structural analogies are discussed from an analysis and software design perspective.
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    Referenzmodellierungsforschung
    (Springer, 2004) Fettke, Peter; Loos, Peter
    Within the information systems discipline, reference modeling is a complex and heterogeneous research field. This paper reviews prior work based on a research framework. The framework comprises four elements: reference modeling languages, reference modeling methods, reference models and reference modeling context. Each element is discussed regarding its state of research and future research opportunities.