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## Summary  
The paper proposes an LLM‑driven methodology to automate model interoperability in the automotive Model‑Driven Engineering (MDE) domain, tackling two core challenges: mapping heterogeneous model instances onto a target metamodel and merging multiple source metamodels into a unified representation. By leveraging large language models together with rule‑based transformation pipelines that handle Ecore and SysML v2 metamodels, the authors generate structurally valid target models without extensive manual effort. The approach includes systematic structural validation against user‑defined constraints to ensure correctness of the resulting interoperable artifacts.

## Key Contributions  
- LLM can automatically map heterogeneous model instances to a target metamodel while preserving domain semantics.  
- A unified merging process for multiple source metamodels (e.g., Ecore and SysML v2) yields a coherent cross‑tool representation.  
- Structural validation of the generated models against user‑defined constraints demonstrates high fidelity and reliability.

## Methodology  
The authors employ an LLM fine‑tuned on automotive MDE corpora, combined with domain‑specific rule sets that encode mapping rules for Ecore and SysML v2 metamodels. The workflow extracts model instances from source tools, defines the target metamodel, invokes the LLM to produce transformation code, merges the resulting metamodels, and finally validates the output against a set of user‑specified constraints using automated checking scripts.

## Results  
Experimental results on twelve automotive subsystems show that manual transformation effort is reduced by roughly 70 % compared with traditional handcrafted approaches. Generated model instances achieve >95 % validation success rate, confirming structural validity and functional correctness. The LLM‑assisted pipeline successfully produces interoperable models for both proprietary and open‑source tools.

## Significance  
This work matters because it eases the integration of legacy and modern automotive modeling tools, lowering development costs and accelerating prototyping cycles. By automating complex mapping and merging tasks, the approach supports adherence to industry standards while enabling rapid iteration across heterogeneous tool ecosystems.

## Related Concepts  
- Model‑Driven Engineering (MDE)  
- Metamodel  
- Ecore  
- SysML v2  
- Large Language Models (LLMs)  
- Tool Interoperability  
- Structural Validation  
- Heterogeneous Modeling