Content-based recommendation techniques for requirements engineering

G. Ninaus, Florian Reinfrank, Martin Stettinger, A. Felfernig
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Abstract

Assuring quality in software development processes is often a complex task. In many cases there are numerous needs which cannot be fulfilled with the limited resources given. Consequently it is crucial to identify the set of necessary requirements for a software project which needs to be complete and conflict-free. Additionally, the evolution of single requirements (artifacts) plays an important role because the quality of these artifacts has an impact on the overall quality of the project. To support stakeholders in mastering these tasks there is an increasing interest in AI techniques. In this paper we presents two content-based recommendation approaches that support the Requirements Engineering (RE) process. First, we propose a Keyword Recommender to increase requirements reuse. Second, we define a thesaurus enhanced Dependency Recommender to help stakeholders finding complete and conflict-free requirements. Finally, we present studies conducted at the Graz University of Technology to evaluate the applicability of the proposed recommendation technologies.
需求工程中基于内容的推荐技术
保证软件开发过程中的质量通常是一项复杂的任务。在许多情况下,有限的资源无法满足许多需要。因此,确定软件项目的一组必要需求是至关重要的,这些需求需要是完整的和无冲突的。另外,单个需求(工件)的演变扮演着重要的角色,因为这些工件的质量对项目的整体质量有影响。为了支持利益相关者掌握这些任务,人们对人工智能技术的兴趣越来越大。在本文中,我们提出了两种支持需求工程(RE)过程的基于内容的推荐方法。首先,我们提出一个关键字推荐器来增加需求重用。其次,我们定义了一个辞典增强的Dependency recommendation,以帮助涉众找到完整且无冲突的需求。最后,我们介绍了在格拉茨理工大学进行的研究,以评估所提出的推荐技术的适用性。
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