Using Grammatical Knowledge Patterns for structuring requirements specifications
Jaspreet Bhatia, Richa Sharma, Kanad K. Biswas, Smita S. Ghaisas · 2013
Natural Language is the general norm for representing requirements in industry. Such representation of requirements cannot be subjected to automated reasoning and is, often, ambiguous and inconsistent. Structuring the natural language requirements can significantly improve reasoning the requirements as well as reusing them in related future projects. We present a novel automated approach to utilize Grammatical Knowledge Patterns for structuring the natural language requirements in the form of Frames.