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A model transformation may also have several source models and several target models.

One of the characteristics of a model transformation is that it is also a model, i.e. it conforms to a given metamodel. This facilitates the definition of '''Higher Order Transformation'''s (HOTs)<ref>(See [[EugeneMassimo SyrianiTisi et. al. On the Use of Higher-Order Transformation,Model DSM-TP'10:Transformations. SummerLecture schoolNotes onin DomainComputer Science, 2009, Volume 5562/2009, 18-specfic33, ModellingDOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-02674-4_3 Lisbon (2010).]]</ref>, i.e. transformations taking other transformations as input and/or transformations producing other transformations as output.

Several [[model transformation language]]s (in short MTL) are presently available <ref>(See [[Model Transformation Language#Available transformation languages|list of available transformation languages]]</ref>