Traceability-Based Formal Specification Inspection

Mo Li, Shaoying Liu
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Transforming informal specifications to formal specifications is an effective approach to clarifying user's requirements. However, how to keep the consistency between the informal specification and the formal specification is a major challenge. In this paper, we propose an inspection method for verifying whether all requirements described in an informal specification are formalized in the corresponding formal specification. Inspection is a static analysis technique based upon a checklist containing questions that should be answered. Our proposed inspection method advocates the principle that the checklist is created based on the trace ability of specifications and animation is used as a reading technique for checking through the formal specification. The trace ability reflects connections between informal and formal specifications, which can facilitate the inspector to check whether all requirements have been realized. The animation provides an intuitive way to guide the inspector in reading the formal specification. We use a case study to demonstrate how an inspection is performed.
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基于可追溯性的正式规范检查
将非正式规范转化为正式规范是明确用户需求的有效途径。然而,如何保持非正式规范和正式规范之间的一致性是一个主要的挑战。在本文中,我们提出了一种检查方法,用于验证在非正式规范中描述的所有需求是否在相应的正式规范中被形式化。检查是一种静态分析技术,它基于包含应该回答的问题的清单。我们提出的检查方法提倡基于规范的可追溯性创建检查表的原则,并使用动画作为阅读技术来检查正式的规范。追溯能力反映了非正式规范和正式规范之间的联系,这可以方便检验员检查是否所有的需求都已实现。动画提供了一种直观的方式来指导检查员阅读正式的规范。我们使用一个案例研究来演示如何执行检查。
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