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Analizador de completitud de requisitos escritos en español restringido
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Calidad de requisitos, Especificación de requisitos, Completitud de requisitos (es)Requirements quality, Requirements specification, Requirements completeness (en)
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En este artículo se propone una herramienta para el análisis de completitud de requisitos escritos en Español restringido. La herramienta implementa un método para mejorar la completitud de los requisitos utilizando un enfoque lingüístico, basado en los casos semánticos asociados al sentido de un verbo. Se presenta también el proceso seguido en la evaluación de la efectividad de la herramienta al analizar la completitud de varios casos de estudio utilizando la precisión como indicador cuantitativo de la efectividad. Los resultados preliminares obtenidos confirman las hipótesis y muestran que la herramienta servirá de ayuda en la escritura de especificaciones de requisitos completas y el mejoramiento de la calidad del software que se desarrolla a partir de ellas.
In this paper, we propose a tool for requirements completeness analysis over requirements written in restricted Spanish. This tool materialize a method for requirements completeness based on a linguistic approach, more specifically based on semantic cases associated with verb senses. We also present the process for effectiveness of the tool, in completeness on several case studies, using precision as a quantitative indicator of effectiveness. Wo obtain some preliminary results confirming the hypothesis, and we show that this tool will be helpful for writing complete requirements specifications and for improving software quality based on them.
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