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Software models are used to capture knowledge about some domain (aka problem space). In order to be useful, models should focus on a particular domain and should not be mixed up with information from other domains. For instance, a model defining how bank transfers work should be focused on the business (banking) domain and should not contain technological concepts (required for implementing bank transfers in software).
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Suda, F., Grimm, F., Meacham, S. (2020). Clean sweeping the modelling languages jungle — Overview of commonly used modelling languages in software development, transformability, and pros and cons of model-to-model transformation. In: Brauweiler, HC., Kurchenkov, V., Abilov, S., Zirkler, B. (eds) Digitalization and Industry 4.0: Economic and Societal Development. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-27110-7_7
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