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Why Do LLMs Fail at OCL Generation? A Graph Reasoning Perspective
Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly used to generate Object Constraint Language (OCL) constraints from natural language specifications and UML class diagrams. However, existing work mainly focuses on improving accuracy, with limited understanding of why these models fail. Aims. This study
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