Optimal Reasoning of Goals in Agent-Oriented Systems
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Open access
Authors
Muniyappa Gounder Subramanian, Chitra
Date
2017Supervisor
Dr Aneesh Krishna
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Science and Engineering
School
Department of Computing
Collection
Abstract
This thesis proposed a novel fuzzy-based approach for quantitative reasoning of goals in the i* framework for early requirements engineering. The fuzzy-based quantitative approach is extended by using an operation research technique namely optimisation. Furthermore, a novel approach based on game theory to manage requirements of a conflicting nature has been proposed. A tool has been developed to implement the proposed approaches and it was evaluated against OpenOME, an existing tool for the i* framework.
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