10.17771/PUCRio.wer.inf2018-23
There is growing interest in software that can adapt their behavior to deal with deviations between their outcome and their requirements at runtime. A systematic mapping of the literature on selfadaptation approaches based on requirements models revealed over 200 papers on this subject. However, there is still a lack of a formal and explicit representation of the concepts in this domain, which can lead to problems in communication, learning, problem-solving, interoperability, etc. To make a clear and precise description of this domain, this paper proposes RASO: the Requirements for Adaptive Systems Ontology. RASO was built using a well-established Ontology Engineering method, is grounded on a foundational ontology and reuses concepts from other software-related ontologies. The ontology was evaluated by mapping constructs from the most referenced approaches from the literature to its concepts, thus creating a path for interoperability among them.
Adaptive Systems; Requirement; Models; Ontology
@inproceedings{wer201807,
author = {Peçanha, C. C. and Duarte, B. B. and Souza, A. V. E. S.},
title = {RASO: an Ontology on Requirements for the Development of Adaptive Systems},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the WER2018-21th Workshop on Requirements Engineering, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil},
year = {2018},
issn = {2675-0066},
isbn = {978-85-907171-1-9},
doi = {10.17771/PUCRio.wer.inf2018-23}
}