Requirements Classification and Reuse: Crossing Domain Boundaries

Cybulski, Jacob L.; Reed, Karl

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-44995-9_12

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“…As part of this reuse need, Requirements Reuse has been subject of research [17] [18]. This trend is oriented to use knowledge of prior experiences in requirements elicitation, and this drives to knowledge reuse.…”

Section: B Requirements Elicitation and Requirements Reusementioning

confidence: 99%

PABRE: Pattern-based Requirements Elicitation

Renault

Mendez-Bonilla

Franch

et al. 2009

2009 Third International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science

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Abstract-This paper presents our PABRE method for facilitating Requirements Elicitation on the basis of Requirement Patterns with the goal of saving time and reducing errors during this activity. The process presented applies for elicitation in OffThe-Shelf selection projects driven by call for tenders processes and uses a Requirement Patterns Catalogue. The process selects patterns from the catalogue that apply to the particular selection project, and convert them into the real requirements that finally configure the project Requirements Book. We show some benefits of the pattern approach for requirements engineers and IT consultants, as well as for customers. Finally we discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the proposal and identify some future work.

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Section: B Requirements Elicitation and Requirements Reusementioning

confidence: 99%

PABRE: Pattern-based Requirements Elicitation

Renault

Mendez-Bonilla

Franch

et al. 2009

2009 Third International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science

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“…The main problem with this ad hoc approach, however, is that a good specification is completely dependent on the one engineer being the very expert in the given domain for years. It can be very useful to regard systematic recycling of existing specifications as an explicit step of the specification process [8], [9], [10]. From a requirements engineering process point of view we will come back to this point in discussing the next statement below.…”

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Requirements engineering in automotive development: experiences and challenges

2003

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“…Related to semi-structured document processing, we found the following contributions: the RARE project [3] is focused on parsing texts based on a semantic network assisted by a thesaurus. Concerning requirement texts, Cleland-Huang et al [4] work on detection of viewpoints.…”

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Re-expressing Business Processes Information from Corporate Documents into Controlled Language

Losada

Zapata-Jaramillo

Burgos

2016

Natural Language Processing and Information Systems

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Abstract. In this paper, we propose a top-down approach for converting business processes information from corporate documents into controlled language. This proposal is achieved with a multi-level methodology. We first characterize document structure by using rhetorical analysis to determine relevant sections for information extraction. Then, a verb-centered event analysis is performed to start defining the typical patterns featured by business processes information. Lastly, morpho-syntactic and dependency parsing is carried out for extracting this information. This multi-level knowledge is used to define rules for converting the extracted sentences into a controlled language, which is intended to be used in software requirements elicitation.

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Requirements Classification and Reuse: Crossing Domain Boundaries

Cited by 38 publications

References 30 publications

PABRE: Pattern-based Requirements Elicitation

PABRE: Pattern-based Requirements Elicitation

Requirements engineering in automotive development: experiences and challenges

Re-expressing Business Processes Information from Corporate Documents into Controlled Language

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