There is an increase use of ontology-driven approaches to support requirements
engineering (RE) activities, such as elicitation, analysis, specification, validation and …

The industry has a strong demand for sophisticated requirements engineering (RE) methods
in order to manage the high complexity of requirements specifications for software-intensive …

Nowadays, industrial companies are facing ever-increasing challenges to generate new
value-in-use and maintain their high competitiveness in the market. With the rapid …

Users of enterprise software are multiple, and their requirements are diverse. Often their
specifications are masked by mundane details and at times are vague too. Acknowledging …

Normative non-functional requirements specify con-straints that a system must observe in
order to avoid violations of social, legal, ethical, empathetic, and cultural norms. As these …

In times of ever-growing system complexity and thus increasing possibilities for errors, high-
quality requirements are crucial to prevent design errors in later project phases and to …

Abstract [Context and motivation] In Requirements Management, ontologies are used to
reconcile gaps in the knowledge and common understanding among stakeholders during …

The use of data analytics and Machine Learning (ML) branches of AI for predictive and
analytic knowledge retrieval has surged significantly in various industries (eg, health …

System requirements specify how a system meets stakeholder needs. They are a partial
definition of the system under design in natural language that may be restricted in syntax …

The software industry has become increasingly competitive as we see multiple software
serving the same domain and striving for customers. To that end, modern software needs to …