Review paper

Execution of natural language requirements using State Machines synthesised from Behavior Trees

Volume: 85, Issue: 11, Pages: 2652 - 2664
Published: Nov 1, 2012
Abstract
This paper defines a transformation from Behavior Tree models to UML state machines. Behavior Trees are a graphical modelling notation for capturing and formalising dynamic system behaviour described in natural language requirements. But state machines are more widely used in software development, and are required for use with many tools, such as test case generators. Combining the two approaches provides a formal path from natural language...
Paper Details
Title
Execution of natural language requirements using State Machines synthesised from Behavior Trees
Published Date
Nov 1, 2012
Volume
85
Issue
11
Pages
2652 - 2664
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