Issue 4993: Section 3.3: paradigm (uml-scheduling-ftf)
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Summary:  introduces the model-processing paradigm. The problem that we find in this paradigm is that some evaluation method (included scheduling analysis) can produce result that cannot be represented with UML elements. For example graphics of resource usage, preemption diagrams and other results that cannot be represented with tagged values, that is the method used in the profile to update the results in the model.

Resolution: Closed, no change
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Actions taken:
March 19, 2002: received issue
June 30, 2003: closed issue
Discussion: 
revise section 7 to harmonize with their experience and approaches

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This is issue # 4993

Section 3.3: paradigm

 introduces the model-processing paradigm. The problem that we find in
 this paradigm is that some evaluation method (included scheduling
 analysis) can produce result that cannot be represented with UML
 elements. For example graphics of resource usage, preemption diagrams
 and other results that cannot be represented with tagged values, that
 is the method used in the profile to update the results in the model.