Incremental Development of Real-Time Requirements: The Light Control Case Study (2000)  (Make Corrections)  (4 citations)
Graeme Smith, Colin Fidge

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Abstract: System requirements frequently change while the system is still under development. Usually this means going back and revising the requirements specification and redoing those development steps already completed. In this article we show how formal requirements can be allowed to evolve while system development is in progress, without the need for costly redevelopment. This is done via a formalism which allows requirements engineering steps to be interleaved with formal development steps in a... (Update)

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...in making these clauses strong, one is being explicit about just how extreme the relationship between the models is. By contrast, in [Smith (2000), Smith and Fidge (2000) building on the work of [Mahony (1992) the concept of realisation approaches the same challenge by...

...those of standard set theory. This notation has been successfully employed to specify the requirements of a sizeable case study [Smith and Fidge, 2000] as well as those of the Nulka Active Missile Decoy, a hovering rocket developed for the Australian and US Departments of...

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Smith G., Fidge C. (2000); Incremental Development of Real-Time Requirements: The Light Control Case Study. JUCS 6, 704-730. http://citeseer.comp.nus.edu.sg/693200.html   More

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  text = "Smith G., Fidge C. (2000); Incremental Development of Real-Time Requirements:
    The Light Control Case Study. JUCS 6, 704-730.",
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