Imprecise Synthesis
Imprecise Synthesis
Around a third of significant faults in embedded systems are caused by defective requirements specifications. Industrial case studies using existing techniques to construct analytical requirements models have been frustrated because of imprecise compositional semantics in the industrial specifications. The paper describes a method for synthesising analytical models from imprecise MSC requirements specifications that ensures the models reflect the intended compositions, and not those that result from the imprecision within the requirements.
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Institution of Engineering and Technology
Mitchell, Bill
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Thomson, Robert
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Bristow, Paul
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25 May 2004
Mitchell, Bill
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Thomson, Robert
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Bristow, Paul
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Mitchell, Bill, Thomson, Robert and Bristow, Paul
(2004)
Imprecise Synthesis.
In 26th International Conference on Software Engineering - W5S Workshop : "Third International Workshop on Scenarios and State Machines: Models, Algorithms, and Tools (SCESM04)".
Institution of Engineering and Technology.
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(doi:10.1049/ic:20040235).
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Around a third of significant faults in embedded systems are caused by defective requirements specifications. Industrial case studies using existing techniques to construct analytical requirements models have been frustrated because of imprecise compositional semantics in the industrial specifications. The paper describes a method for synthesising analytical models from imprecise MSC requirements specifications that ensures the models reflect the intended compositions, and not those that result from the imprecision within the requirements.
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Published date: 25 May 2004
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ISBN: 0 86341 420 6
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/267409
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