This paper describes a research activity aiming at extracting variability information from ambiguities and vagueness of generic requirement documents, written in Natural Language. The proposed activity continues a research stream focusing on techniques to extract variability information from requirement documents. Here, we study the introduction of a process able to distinguish structural from functional variability, both in the extracted variability model and in the derived lower-level requirements. The problem is stated with reference to an example, a solution proposal is sketched together with related research questions, and a validation path is envisaged.

From generic requirements to variability

Fantechi A;Gnesi S;
2019

Abstract

This paper describes a research activity aiming at extracting variability information from ambiguities and vagueness of generic requirement documents, written in Natural Language. The proposed activity continues a research stream focusing on techniques to extract variability information from requirement documents. Here, we study the introduction of a process able to distinguish structural from functional variability, both in the extracted variability model and in the derived lower-level requirements. The problem is stated with reference to an example, a solution proposal is sketched together with related research questions, and a validation path is envisaged.
2019
Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione "Alessandro Faedo" - ISTI
Natural languages
Requirements engineering
Variability information
Variability model
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