To address the problems of traditional automotive parts requirement
decomposition relying on manual experience, resulting in low efficiency and poor consistency, as well as the cumbersome and error-prone process of requirement fulfillment
verification, this application provides a method for requirement
decomposition and
verification of automotive parts. This method includes: acquiring stakeholder requirements for automotive parts; using a large
language model to semantically parse stakeholder requirements, identifying functional intents, performance indicators, boundary conditions, constraint assumptions, and interface objects; using the identified elements as retrieval criteria, dynamically retrieving matching historical
knowledge content from the enterprise
knowledge base through a retrieval enhancement generation method; using the retrieval results and stakeholder requirements as input, and decomposing the stakeholder requirements layer by layer into
system requirements,
software requirements, and hardware requirements using the large
language model; automatically optimizing and
rewriting the decomposed requirements based on predefined enterprise and industry standards; automatically
matching test cases based on the optimized requirements, associating
test execution records and results, and automatically evaluating and grading the requirement fulfillment status.