Domain feature tree modeling method based on i* framework
A technology of domain characteristics and modeling methods, applied in special data processing applications, instruments, electrical digital data processing, etc., can solve problems such as dependency mapping not proposed, and achieve the effect of solving dependencies
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[0025] Definition 1 Actors in the i* frame. There are two types of participants that represent the software system and the system environment, and the participants cooperate with each other to achieve specific goals. Actors have an attribute isSystem, indicating that the actor is of type System.
[0026] Definition 2 The end-means chain in the i* framework. The purpose-means chain describes the goal that can be achieved through the task. It has two types of inclusion relationship and exclusion relationship, and the exclusion type is marked by X. A containment relationship means that any number of tasks can be selected to achieve the goal. The exclusive relationship means that the tasks are exclusive, and only one of them can be selected to achieve the goal.
[0027] Define 3 features. Features refer to a group of units with relatively closely related individual requirements, which are used to express the commonality and variability of the domain. The feature tree model is...
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