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An analysis-revision cycle to evolve requirements specifications
We argue that the evolution of requirements specifications can be supported by a cycle composed of two phases: analysis and revision. We investigate an instance of such a cycle, which combines two techniques of logical abduction and inductive learning to analyze and revise specifications respectively.