2011
Report
Open Access
Addressing Readability in NL Requirements Analysis
Trentanni, G.
Software Engineering; Requirements Analysis; Metrics
What is "readability" and why does it matter? According to Wikipedia (2006), "Readability is a measure of the accessibility of a piece of writing, indicating how wide an audience it will reach. Readability is a judgment of how easy a text is to understand". In the following the use of Readability Metrics in automated analysis of Natural Language expressed Requirements is investigated and some use case is presented.
Source: ISTI Technical reports, 2011
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BibTeX entry
@techreport{oai:it.cnr:prodotti:207103,
title = {Addressing Readability in NL Requirements Analysis},
author = {Trentanni and G.},
institution = {ISTI Technical reports, 2011},
year = {2011}
}CNR authorsLaboratories
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