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  1. Requirements Documents Evolution and Synchronization with Activities in the Refined Requirements Generation Model

    Over the past few years the real importance of requirements engineering has surfaced; hence, much research is now being directed towards generating quality requirements. However, the existing requirements generation models do not sufficiently stress the importance of identifying intermediate …

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  2. Analyzing and evaluating security features in software requirements

    Software requirements, for complex projects, often contain specifications of non-functional attributes (e.g., security-related features). The process of analyzing such requirements for standards compliance is laborious and error prone. Due to the inherent free-flowing nature of software …

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  3. On the Provenance of Software Systems: Automating Software Traceability with Knowledge Graph and Large Language Model Synergy

    … unacceptable for critical systems, where requirements documents, codebases, and other meta-artifacts are revisited without a corresponding history of how or why they came to be, leading to confusion and rework.</p> <p>While the software development life cycle (SDLC) incorporates …

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  4. A Framework for Specifying Business Rules Based on Logic with a Syntax Close to Natural Language

    … do not cater to domain experts, who are used to documents written in natural language as a means of interaction.Other frameworks that claim to be fully automated, such as those using natural language processing, are too imprecise to handle the typical requirements documents written in …

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