Using Ontology and Data Provenance to Improve Software Processes. Dalpra, H. L. d. O., Costa, G. C. B., Sirqueira, T. F. M., Braga, R. M. M., Werner, C. M. L., Campos, F., & David, J. M. N. In Proceedings of the Brazilian Seminar on Ontologies (ONTOBRAS 2015), volume 1442, pages 12, 2015.
Using Ontology and Data Provenance to Improve Software Processes. [pdf]Paper  abstract   bibtex   
Provenance refers to the origin of a particular object. In computational terms, provenance is a historical record of the derivation of data that can help to understand the current record. In this context, this work presents a proposal for software processes improvement using a provenance data model and an ontology. This improvement can be obtained by process data execution analysis with an approach called PROV-Process, which uses a layer for storing process provenance and an ontology based on PROV-O.

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