Abstract. In this paper we will address the conceptual schema design procedure (CSDP) in fact-based modeling. We will focus on the modeling procedure of ‘cook-book' for deriving set-comparison constraints. We will give an algorithm that can be applied by an analyst in an analyst-user dialogue in which all set-comparison constraints can be derived as a result of the acceptance or rejection of real-life user examples by the domain expert.
Presented by:
Peter Bollen, Maastricht University (The Netherlands)