Qingshan Li

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Published: 1993
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2007
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Qingshan Li, Shengming Hu, Ping Chen, Lihong Wu, Wei Chen:
Discovering and Mining Use Case Model in Reverse Engineering. FSKD (4) 2007: 431-436
2006
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Hua Chu, Qingshan Li, Shengming Hu, Ping Chen:
An Approach for Reversely Generating Hierarchical UML Statechart Diagrams. FSKD 2006: 434-437
2005
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Qingshan Li, Shengming Hu, Hua Chu, Ping Chen:
XDRE: A Reverse Engineering Tool of Object-Oriented Software. ICSM (Industrial and Tool Volume) 2005: 65-68
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Qingshan Li, Hua Chu, Shengming Hu, Ping Chen, Zhao Yun:
Architecture Recovery and Abstraction from the Perspective of Processes. WCRE 2005: 57-66
2000
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Qingshan Li, Ping Chen, Jian Chen:
Developing an E-Commerce Application by Using Content Component Model. TOOLS (36) 2000: 275-284

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