2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-65208-5_7
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Automatic Processing of Dynamic Business Rules Written in a Controlled Natural Language

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“…The proposals by Aiello et al, 16 Hatano et al, 17 Chittimalli et al, 21 Gallego and Corchuelo, 22,23 and Haj et al 24 used similar approaches and have the same problem. Only the proposals by Zámečníková and Kreslíková 18 and Hnatkowska and Gaweda 19 can achieve perfect parsing accuracy because they rely on grammars that can either parse a piece of text perfectly or report an error so that the user can correct it; unfortunately, none of them provide full support for SBVR-SE and the authors did not explore languages other than English; furthermore, it is not clear whether Zámečníková and Kreslíková's 18 proposal is open-domain or not and it produces non-executable decision tables.…”
Section: Decisionrules Digifi Hyperon Ibm Inrule Microsoft Oracle Peg...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The proposals by Aiello et al, 16 Hatano et al, 17 Chittimalli et al, 21 Gallego and Corchuelo, 22,23 and Haj et al 24 used similar approaches and have the same problem. Only the proposals by Zámečníková and Kreslíková 18 and Hnatkowska and Gaweda 19 can achieve perfect parsing accuracy because they rely on grammars that can either parse a piece of text perfectly or report an error so that the user can correct it; unfortunately, none of them provide full support for SBVR-SE and the authors did not explore languages other than English; furthermore, it is not clear whether Zámečníková and Kreslíková's 18 proposal is open-domain or not and it produces non-executable decision tables.…”
Section: Decisionrules Digifi Hyperon Ibm Inrule Microsoft Oracle Peg...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zámečníková and Kreslíková 18 presented a proposal that builds on so‐called matrix grammars, which allow to parse a subset of context‐aware grammars using context‐free grammars only; they illustrated their proposal with a case study in which they generated decision tables for event‐driven business rules in a stock exchange domain. Hnatkowska and Gaweda 19 presented a proposal that introduces some limitations to the SBVR‐SE language and a grammar that helps translate business rules into Drools rules. Arshad and Kazmi 20 presented a re‐worked version of Bajwa et al's 15 original proposal in which the resulting rules are serialized using an XML‐based language instead of the OMG serialization standard for SBVR.…”
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“…Gaw [29] propone el procesamiento de reglas de negocio expresadas en lenguaje natural controlado, validando si los métodos generados en código fuente corresponden a una regla de negocio. Lo más relevante de este trabajo es que procesa documentos Tabla 1.…”
Section: Aplicación De Técnicas De Nlp Para Extracción De Conocimientunclassified