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Transaction level modeling

Lukai Cai, Daniel D. Gajski

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Abstract

Recently, the transaction-level modeling has been widely referred to in system-level design community. However, the transaction-level models(TLMs) are not well defined and the usage of TLMs in the existing design domains, namely modeling, validation, refinement, exploration, and synthesis, is not well coordinated. This paper introduces a TLM taxonomy and compares the benefits of TLMs' use.

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Recently, the transaction-level modeling has been widely referred to in system-level design community. However, the transaction-level models(TLMs) are not well defined and the usage of TLMs in the existing design domains, namely modeling, validation, refinement, exploration, and synthesis, is not well coordinated. This paper introduces a TLM taxonomy and compares the benefits of TLMs' use.

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Recently, the transaction-level modeling has been widely referred to in system-level design community. However, the transaction-level models(TLMs) are not well defined and the usage of TLMs in the existing design domains, namely modeling, validation, refinement, exploration, and synthesis, is not well coordinated. This paper introduces a TLM taxonomy and compares the benefits of TLMs' use.

Key concepts: Computer science, Database transaction, Transaction-level modeling, Transaction processing, Software engineering, Systems modeling, Computer architecture, Programming language

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