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Detecting Requirements Interactions: A Three-Level Framework
Montreal, Quebec, Canada October 06-October 10
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Mohamed Shehata, University of Calgary
Armin Eberlein, University of Calgary
This paper deals with the problem of requirements interaction. We introduce a three level framework to detect requirements interactions at different levels of cost, time, and complexity. Level 2 where we use semi-formal methods to detect interactions contains the main contribution of the research. Also we combine already existing approaches (e.g. informal and formal) with our semi-formal approach to provide a comprehensive framework for developers to use. The approach is illustrated using two case studies, one from the telecommunications domain and the other one being a lift control system. The results obtained are very encouraging with regards to the time and effort spent on requirements interaction detection.
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Mohamed Shehata, Armin Eberlein, "Detecting Requirements Interactions: A Three-Level Framework," ase, pp.352, 18th IEEE International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE'03), 2003
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