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Building Multi-View System Models for Requirements Engineering
Requirements engineering techniques are faced with a recurring problem of focus and structure [1]. Elicitation techniques raise the problem of focussing and structuring elicitation sessions and artefacts. Evaluation techniques raise the problem of identifying and comparing items at a common level of abstraction and granularity for risk analysis, conflict management, option selection, or prioritization.
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