目标模型的上下文转换

P. Spoletini, Alessio Ferrari, S. Gnesi
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本文提出了一种支持需求工程师将现有模型转换为新模型以满足客户需求的技术。特别地,我们确定了一组可能的上下文变化类别,这些变化指明了原始模型需要向哪个方向发展。此外,我们将转换关联到每个类别,并根据图语法将其形式化。我们的结果是基于从文献中检索的10个模型和25个情境变化情景的实验评估的概括。这项工作代表了需求模型形式化的一步,因为它提供了支持模型自动转换的工具的基础,并使用图语法为该方法提供形式化层。
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Context transformations for goal models
This paper proposes a technique to support the requirements engineer in transforming existing models into new models to address the customer's needs. In particular, we identify a set of possible categories of context change that indicate in which direction the original model needs to evolve. Furthermore, we associate a transformation to each category, and we formalise it in terms of graph grammars. Our results are a generalisation of an experimental evaluation based on 10 models retrieved from the literature and 25 scenarios of context change. This work represents a step forward in the formalisation of requirements models since it provides the foundations of a tool to support the automatic transformation of models, and employs graph grammars to provide a formal layer to the approach.
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