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Source or practice anchorFPF adoptionBoundary
Aaron Küsters and Wil M.P. van der Aalst, “OCPQ: Object-Centric Process Querying & Constraints”, 2025Current research comparator for typed objects, joins, many-to-many dependencies, and relation-preserving constraint queries.A query or result is not the CGUS.
JuliaHub, Dyad 3.2 component and analysis documentation, 2026Current engineering comparator for reusable relation-first components separated from analyses and their solution objects.FPF imports neither Dyad ontology nor its tools. Modelica 3.7 is retained only as historical acausal-modeling lineage.
Declare/MP-Declare, DCR, artifact-centric/GSM, and CMMN workLineage for declarative constraints, live alternatives, stages, guards, and weakly structured case work.These are not current authority for a universal FPF process calculus; their notation and workflow ontology are not imported.
FPF pattern-language practiceOrdinary explanations may precede qualification; descriptions and demonstrative slices may follow it.An entry card, example, or publication is neither admission evidence nor the specification.

As of 2026-08-04, OCPQ and Dyad are the current comparators used here. Modelica, Declare, DCR, artifact-centric/GSM, and CMMN remain lineage where their distinctions are useful. Reopen this choice when a newer object-centric constraint method or relation-first engineering language changes the treatment of objects, relations, analyses, or live alternatives.