The 2nd Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Requirements Engineering (NLP4ARE) was finished yesterday, and of course we were there. 1 keynote, 13 talks, five posters, adn four tool exhibitions by industrial vendors. It was a intense day!
You missed out? Don’t worry, the NLP4ARE organization was stream the event on Twitter with pictures and a lot of information about the talks. There was even time to take some pictures:
Within the area of NLP for RE, the topics of interest of the workshop include but are not limited to:
- Requirements quality assessment
- App Review analysis and classification
- Tweet mining and analysis for RE
- Bug report mining and analysis for RE
- Automated requirements management
- Multi-modal requirements analysis
- Ambiguity and defect detection in requirements
- Requirements tracing
- Requirements retrieval
- Domain-specific ontology learning
- Functional and non-functional requirements categorisation
- Model synthesis from requirements
- Information extraction (abstraction identification, feature extraction)
- Formalisation of informal requirements
- Question-answering systems for RE
- Discourse analysis for RE
- Argumentation for RE
- Summarisation of requirements documents
- Structure assessment for requirements documents
- Completeness assessment for requirements documents
- Speech-to-text and speech analysis in requirements elicitation
- Requirements datasets
NLP4RE is co-located with the 25th International Working Conference on Requirements Engineering: Foundation for Software Quality (REFSQ’19), Essen, Germany, 18-21 March, 2019.
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