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Ontology-based NLP tool for tracing software requirements and conceptual models: an empirical study

Mosquera et al., 2025

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9459431916601515776
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Mosquera D
Ruiz M
Pastor O
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Requirements Engineering

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Software traceability refers to maintaining, using, and generating traces among software artefacts—ie, triples comprised of a source artefact, a target artefact, and a trace link—to support software quality assurance. Due to the effort of manually discovering trace links and …
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