Requirements elicitation is a fundamental process in software engineering, essential for
aligning software products with user needs and project objectives. As software projects …

Semantic similarity detection mainly relies on the availability of laboriously curated
ontologies, as well as of supervised and unsupervised neural embedding models. In this …

Goal-oriented requirements engineering aims to describe both stakeholders and system
goals and their relationships using goal models. Large goal models for complex systems are …

Detecting semantic similarity between textual requirements is a crucial task for various
natural language processing (NLP)-based requirements engineering (RE) applications. It is …

Given the foundational role of system requirements in design projects, designers can benefit
from classifying, comparing, and observing connections between requirements. Manually …

User story is a widely adopted requirement notation in agile development. Generally, user
stories are written by customers or users in natural language with limited form to describe …

Engineering design is heavily influenced by system requirements, as they span the entire
design process. Generally, requirements are not utilized to convey system information …

In engineering design, standards are instrumental in providing technical definitions and
guidelines to designers, manufacturers, and users, reflecting best practices that are widely …

Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) user stories are widely used in agile methods for
capturing user requirements and acceptance criteria due to their simplicity and clarity …

The majority of projects fail to achieve their intended objectives, according to research. This
could arise for a number of reasons, such as ensuring requirements are managed …