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Analyze models usage. In the development of a software application different stakeholders or roles are involved and each one can have different level of interest in the models. In eDiana system development the following main roles are identified: Domain expert: A domain expert is a person who has specific domain knowledge about the problem that is to be solved by the system and who model this knowledge. Software architect: A software architect is the person in charge of designing the software architecture of the application. Platform architect: A platform or hardware architect is the person in charge of modelling the platform architecture that supports the software applications Model analyst: A model analyst is the person who is concerned with quality validation, who is in charge of annotating system models and performing model based validation. Tester: A tester is the person who is in charge of testing the system. MDE expert: A MDE expert is a person who has knowledge about model driven engineering practices: definition of transformations, definition of Domain Specific Languages (DSL), selection of modelling languages, views and methodologies, etc. The MDE expert will select which models to use in each case depending on the application to develop and actors involved. In the Table 2, the interest of each of the models of the eDiana methodology for the stakeholders is specified. This interest can be high, medium or low. The analysis model is not mentioned in the eDiana methodology but this model will be used for V&V and the way of describing will be defined in WP6. Table 2: Interest of each role in the models Models Stakeholders Platform Architecture model Application Architecture model Allocation model Analysis model Domain expert - High - - Software architect Low High High High Platform architect High Medium High Medium Model analyst High High High High Tester Low High Medium High MDE expert High High High High
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