Abstract
We propose a software requirements analysis method based on domain ontology technique, where we can establish a mapping between a software requirements specification and the domain ontology that represents semantic components. Our ontology system consists of a thesaurus and inference rules and the thesaurus part comprises domain specific concepts and relationships suitable for semantic processing. It allows requirements engineers to analyze a requirements specification with respect to the semantics of the application domain. More concretely, we demonstrate following three kinds of semantic processing through a case study, (1) detecting incompleteness and inconsistency included in a requirements specification, (2) measuring the quality of a specification with respect to its meaning and (3) predicting requirements changes based on semantic analysis on a change history. © 2005 IEEE.
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Kaiya, H., & Saeki, M. (2005). Ontology based requirements analysis: Lightweight semantic processing approach. In Proceedings - International Conference on Quality Software (Vol. 2005, pp. 223–230). https://doi.org/10.1109/QSIC.2005.46
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