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2014 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Formal Rule Representation and Verification from Natural Language Requirements Using an Ontology
verfasst von : Driss Sadoun, Catherine Dubois, Yacine Ghamri-Doudane, Brigitte Grau
Erschienen in: Rules on the Web. From Theory to Applications
Verlag: Springer International Publishing
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The development of a system is usually based on shared and accepted requirements. Hence, to be largely understood by the stakeholders, requirements are often written in
natural language
(NL). However, checking requirements completeness and consistency requires having them in a formal form. In this article, we focus on user requirements describing a system behaviour, i.e. its behavioural rules. We show how to transform behavioural rules identified from NL requirements and represented within an OWL ontology into the formal specification language Maude. The OWL ontology represents the generic behaviour of a system and allow us to bridge the gap between informal and formal languages and to automate the transformation of NL rules into a Maude specification.