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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Goal-Modeling"”.

  1. Automated goal model generation from user stories using Large Language Models

    … to represent complex requirement relationships. Goal modeling addresses this by linking high-level goals to specific requirements, but manually transforming user stories into goal models is challenging. This research explores using Large Language Models (LLMs) to automate goal model generation …

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  2. Evolving Intentions: Support for Modeling and Reasoning about Requirements that Change over Time

    In early-phase requirements engineering, modeling stakeholder goals and intentions helps stakeholders understand the problem context and evaluate tradeoffs, by exploring possible "what if" questions. Prior research allows modelers to make evaluation assignments to desired goals and generate …

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  3. Business Intelligence - Enabled Adaptive Enterprise Architecture

    … User Requirements Notation (URN), which enables modeling of business processes and goals, to provide a framework that exploits links between business objectives and Information Systems. This Business Intelligence - Enabled Adaptive Enterprise Architecture framework allows for anticipating and …

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  4. Impact of unified user-story-based modeling on agile methods: aspects on requirements, design and life cycle management

    User Stories (US) are the most commonly used requirements artifacts within agile methods such as XP and Scrum. They are written in the form of text of maximum two lines in natural language using prose or following a specific template. Traditionally, they are written down on an index card and posted …

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