A Knowledge And Deduction Based Software Retrieval Tool

Meggendorfer, S.; Manhart, Peter

doi:10.1109/kbse.1991.638029

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“…Other approaches (such as deductive retrieval [16] [17] [18] or execution-based retrieval [19] [20] [21]) are usually only suitable for limited application domains, as they are, typically, to complex (both from a computational and a usability perspective).…”

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Towards High-Precision Service Retrieval

Bernstein

Klein

2002

The Semantic Web — ISWC 2002

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The ability to rapidly locate useful on-line services (e.g. software applications, software components, process models, or service organizations), as opposed to simply useful documents, is becoming increasingly critical in many domains. Current service retrieval technology is, however, notoriously prone to low precision. This paper describes a novel service retrieval approached based on the sophisticated use of process ontologies. Our preliminary evaluations suggest that this approach offers qualitatively higher retrieval precision than existing (keyword and table-based) approaches without sacrificing recall and computational tractability/scalability.

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Towards High-Precision Service Retrieval

Bernstein

Klein

2002

The Semantic Web — ISWC 2002

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“…In this system, plans are not explicitly used and represent only the structure of solutions. Other attempts at case-based software design include CEASAR [7], analogical reuse [11], [12], and work in derivational analogy [13]. Some also view reuse work by Prieto-Diaz [15] as case-based reasoning, however it is not a heuristic approach and involves no adaptation of final solutions.…”

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Using Declarative Specifications and Case-based Planning for System Synthesis

Alexander

Baraona

Penix

1994

Concurrent Engineering

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Synthesis of pragmatic systems from high-level specifications requires representation and application of both functional requirements and constraints. This work presents a language for representing requirements and constraints in VHDL design representations and a prototype care-based synthesis system. VSPEC is an annotation language for VHDL developed to support axiomatic representation of requirements for system synthesis. VSPEC descriptions serve as synthesis goals and verification criteria. A prototype case-based synthesis system is also presented that uses VSPEC requirements as goal statements and descriptions of potential solutions. This prototype system demonstrates how synthesis can be performed at the systems level and how constraints can be used to implement a simple concurrent engineering process.

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An experiment in software retrieval

Adams

1993

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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A Knowledge And Deduction Based Software Retrieval Tool

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Towards High-Precision Service Retrieval

Towards High-Precision Service Retrieval

Using Declarative Specifications and Case-based Planning for System Synthesis

An experiment in software retrieval

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