A formal methodology for the specification and analysis of imprecise requirements /
Requirement analysis is one of most crucial tasks in the development of the software systems. However, it presents two major challenges: (1) requirements are usually conflicting with each other, and (2) requirements are often imprecise. Existing formal methods for requirement engineering are limit...
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1995 Dissertation L588 |
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| Call Number: |
1995 Dissertation L588 |
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| 1995 Dissertation L588 | Available | |