Abstract
The Unified Modeling Language (UML) has been widely adopted for modeling different sorts of applications. Despite having several kinds of diagrams, they were not designed verifying the execution of real-time embedded systems with time and energy constraints. There are UML profiles that capture this information, but it is necessary to rely on a separated validation framework. The main approach to fill this gap is to translate UML the models into representations such as Petri nets. However, existing works have little support for addressing energy and time constraints at the same time. This paper presents a technique for transforming UML sequence diagrams with energy and time constraints into timed Petri net models. These Petri net models are then used as input into software verification tools like Tina and GTT.
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