Thu 18 Aug 2022 21:52 - 22:00 at Wombat - Posters and Demos 2 Chair(s): Alicia M. Grubb, Rebekka Wohlrab

This paper presents an overview of a tool for allocating software requirements into versions using the artificial intelligence (AI) planning technique. A model using AI planning language is proposed for a software project representation containing a set of requirements and one or more development teams. The generated plan indicates the allocation of requirements considering as criteria: requirement development time, priority levels, and dependency relationships. A case study was carried out to assess the use of our AI planning tool to provide a plan that organizes the software requirements. The preliminary results indicated that plans allocate requirements according to the assigned criteria. Thus, the results suggested that the tool can contribute to the planning of incremental development projects, allowing the requirement allocation among teams.

Thu 18 Aug

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21:40 - 22:40
Posters and Demos 2Posters and Tool Demos at Wombat
Chair(s): Alicia M. Grubb Smith College, Rebekka Wohlrab Chalmers University of Technology
21:40
12m
Demonstration
A Chatbot for the Elicitation of Contextual Information from User FeedbackDemonstration
Posters and Tool Demos
Robert Wolfinger University of Hamburg, Farnaz Fotrousi University of Hamburg, Walid Maalej University of Hamburg
21:52
8m
Talk
A Tool For Software Requirement Allocation Using Artificial Intelligence PlanningPoster
Posters and Tool Demos
22:00
8m
Talk
PyFoReL: A Domain-Specific Language for Formal Requirements in Temporal LogicPoster
Posters and Tool Demos
Jacob Anderson Arizona State University, Mohammad Hekmatnejad Arizona State University, Georgios Fainekos Toyota Research Institute of North America
22:08
8m
Talk
AnnoteREI: A tool for transcribing and annotating Requirements Elicitation interviewsSRC GR
Posters and Tool Demos
Sourav Debnath Kennesaw State University, Santhiya Subramanian Kennesaw State University
22:16
12m
Talk
SafeWalk: a Simulation Tool Kit for Exploring Software Requirements in a Safety-Critical Product LineDemonstration
Posters and Tool Demos
James I. Lathrop Iowa State University, Robyn Lutz Iowa State University, Cameron Brecount Iowa State University, Hugh Potter Iowa State University, Kathryn Rohlfing Iowa State University, Jessie Slater Iowa State University, Joshua Wallin Northeastern University