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Creating and using Derived Connectors
Defining Derived Relationships
Derived Relationships and Derived Connectors
Model Expert Browser
Why Model Expert?
An Introduction to Model Expert
Understanding your model – the Meta-model view
Understanding your model – the Package Dashboard
Model Expert walkthrough
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Open snapshot connector type as a matrix
Checking UML Sequence Diagrams
Include Diagram Contents in your meta-model analysis
Meta-model analysis and display options
Top 10 EA meta-model tips
Creating a Snapshot of your EA Meta-Model
Analyzing your EA Model
Calculating EA Package Complexity
What is the Severity Measure?
Diagram check rules
Analyzer defaults
Model Expert settings
EA error messages
Show & Fix Duplicate elements
Fixing a Package
Fixing a Diagram
Fast fixes for your model
Testing your Reference Model
Importing and exporting Reference Models
Editing RM diagram properties
Editing RM Connector type properties
Stereotypes inheriting from other Element Types
Editing RM Element Connectors
Customizing Reference Model Properties
Customizing Reference Model Element Properties
Full Example – creating the ‘Core BPMN’ Reference Model
Finding Reference Models
What is a Reference model?
Creating an EA Reference Model
Tailored Modelling Help
Preview custom properties
Reference Models and MDGs
Generating MDGs
Adding multiple new elements
Advanced customized UI properties
Customizing the EA properties UI
Editing RM Element Attributes
Built-in validation rules
Validating Diagrams
Validation Scripting Examples
Writing scripted rules
Making a package ‘managed’
Adding connectors to a managed diagram
Adding elements to a managed diagram
Creating a new diagram
The Guided Modelling experience
Making a package Managed or Un-managed
Reference Model Context Properties
Managing your Reference Models
Compare packages to a Reference Model
Check mode and Guided mode
Checking Instance Models
Summary Diagram
Check package against a Reference Model
Quantitative quality measures
Violation list
Checking some Example Diagrams
Check a Diagram against a Reference Model
Using Reference Models
Validating a Smart Matrix
Advanced Multi-hop Smart Matrix
Adding New Relationships
Editing Connectors and Properties
Editing Elements and Properties
Setting up a Smart Matrix Report
Using a Smart Matrix
Worked Example – Stakeholders and Requirements
Model Expert Example Model
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