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Supporting model evolution through demonstration-based model transformation

Model evolution is often supported by writing model transformation rules in specialized languages. This presents challenges to those who are unfamiliar with model transformation languages or metamodel definitions. This poster describes research that simplifies the creation of model evolution transformations by recording and analyzing the operational behavior exhibited by end-users.