Variety of Approaches in Self-adaptation Requirements: A Case Study
Aradea Aradea, Iping Supriana, Kridanto Surendro, Irfan Darmawan · Advances in intelligent systems and computing · 2016
Self-adaptation requirements are requirements engineering studies to develop self-adaptive systems. This approach provides a way how activity at design-time requirements to meet stakeholder needs and system-to-be. Currently, there is a variety of approaches were proposed to the researchers through the development of goal-oriented requirements engineering. The ideas expressed through the expansion of this model into a way that is quite promising, however the various approaches proposed, does not mean no shortage. This paper describes in detail the variety of approaches available today through the implementation of a case study, and analysis of the results, we found 5 main features that can be used as consideration in formulating self-adaptation requirements, namely goal concept, environment model, behavior analysis, run-time dependencies, and adaptation strategy. Besides that, we saw of future research chance through deep study at goal-based modeling and loop feedback with utilizing data mining technique.