Paper Title :A Novel Method For Large Scale Requirement Elicitation
Author :V. Dheepa, C. Vijayalakshmi, E. R. Naganathan
Article Citation :V. Dheepa ,C. Vijayalakshmi ,E. R. Naganathan ,
(2013 ) " A Novel Method For Large Scale Requirement Elicitation " ,
International Journal of Advance Computational Engineering and Networking (IJACEN) ,
pp. 07-12,
Volume-1,Issue-1
Abstract : Requirements elicitation is the practice of collecting the requirements of a system from users, customers and other
stakeholders. Requirement elicitation process will identify and prioritize requirements. This process difficult in large
software projects with many stakeholders. Here will introduce a novel method that uses social networks and collaborative
filtering to manage the requirement elicitation process in large scale. Collaborative filtering is done using an improved knearest
neighbor algorithm where the existing system will be using k-nearest neighbor algorithm. In this method network
formation process plays an important role, it identifies stakeholders and the stakeholder needs to recommend other
stakeholders and stakeholder roles, by continuing this process we will obtain a social network where stakeholders acts as a
nodes and their recommendations act as links. In the social network the project influence is determined by using variety of
social network measures. After that every stakeholder in network needs to rate their initial set of requirements, then this
method will recommends other relevant requirements to them using collaborative filtering, and prioritizes their requirements
using their ratings and their project influence. So this novel method predicts stakeholder needs accurately, completely and
accurately prioritized list of requirements compared to the existing methods, and this method will prioritize requirements
within the time.
Type : Research paper
Published : Volume-1,Issue-1
DOIONLINE NO - IJACEN-IRAJ-DOIONLINE-2
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