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| In OMG terminology, a metamodel is a specification for an ontology and the modeling language in which the ontology is expressed. A metamodel represents the abstract syntax of the language. A metamodel is intended to provide an unambiguous specification of an ontology in terms of its structure. | In OMG terminology, a metamodel is a specification for an ontology and the modeling language in which the ontology is expressed. A metamodel represents the abstract syntax of the language. A metamodel is intended to provide an unambiguous specification of an ontology in terms of its structure. | ||
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| Figure 2.Models are expressed in a modeling language that is described by a metamodel. The model conforms to the metamodel. The terms are used according to [Bézivin, Favre].Metamodels can be expressed using another (meta) modeling language that is described by a meta-model (sometimes referred to as meta-metamodel). | Figure 2.Models are expressed in a modeling language that is described by a metamodel. The model conforms to the metamodel. The terms are used according to [Bézivin, Favre].Metamodels can be expressed using another (meta) modeling language that is described by a meta-model (sometimes referred to as meta-metamodel). | ||
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