“The bride is dressed in red and the groom in white.” Sometimes someone cannot believe their own ears, thinking they have misunderstood, and instead the communication is clear and exact, Egon actually got married in white and Donatella was in red. Some other times someone believe they have understood and instead the message is ambiguous and unclear. When considering software requirements, one way to eliminate inaccuracies is to build a ground model and give it a formalization. In this paper, we propose an approach that begins by searching for terms and constructs that may cause communication problems and suggests a systematic way to disambiguate them.
Language and Communication Problems in Formalization: A Natural Language Approach
Fantechi A.;Semini L.
2021-01-01
Abstract
“The bride is dressed in red and the groom in white.” Sometimes someone cannot believe their own ears, thinking they have misunderstood, and instead the communication is clear and exact, Egon actually got married in white and Donatella was in red. Some other times someone believe they have understood and instead the message is ambiguous and unclear. When considering software requirements, one way to eliminate inaccuracies is to build a ground model and give it a formalization. In this paper, we propose an approach that begins by searching for terms and constructs that may cause communication problems and suggests a systematic way to disambiguate them.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
