Amyot et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Evaluating goal models within the goal‐oriented requirement languageAmyot et al., 2010
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- Amyot D
- Ghanavati S
- Horkoff J
- Mussbacher G
- Peyton L
- Yu E
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- International Journal of Intelligent Systems
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In this article, we introduce the application of rigorous analysis procedures to goal models to provide several benefits beyond the initial act of modeling. Such analysis can allow modelers to assess the satisfaction of goals, facilitate evaluation of high‐level design …
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