[PDF][PDF] Dynamic evaluation forms using declarative modeling
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This paper reports preliminary experiences using the Dynamic Condition Response (DCR)
graphs declarative process notation to specify dynamic evaluation forms, and using an
execution engine for that notation to subsequently “run” the form. The DCR notation was
able to express all the patterns of behaviour necessary for a real case: a post-hoc evaluation
form for a Danish arbitration court,“Voldgiftsnævnet for Anlæg og Byggeri”. However, some
patterns were somewhat cumbersome to express.
graphs declarative process notation to specify dynamic evaluation forms, and using an
execution engine for that notation to subsequently “run” the form. The DCR notation was
able to express all the patterns of behaviour necessary for a real case: a post-hoc evaluation
form for a Danish arbitration court,“Voldgiftsnævnet for Anlæg og Byggeri”. However, some
patterns were somewhat cumbersome to express.
Abstract
This paper reports preliminary experiences using the Dynamic Condition Response (DCR) graphs declarative process notation to specify dynamic evaluation forms, and using an execution engine for that notation to subsequently “run” the form. The DCR notation was able to express all the patterns of behaviour necessary for a real case: a post-hoc evaluation form for a Danish arbitration court,“Voldgiftsnævnet for Anlæg og Byggeri”. However, some patterns were somewhat cumbersome to express.
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