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An Automatic Quality Evaluation for Natural Language Requirements

This paper presents a tool called QuARS (Quality Analyzer of Requirements Specification) for the analysis of natural language software requirements. The definition of QuARS has been based on a special Quality Model for software requirements. The Quality Model aims at providing a quantitative, corrective and repeatable evaluation of software requirement documents. To validate the Quality Model several real software requirements documents have been analyzed by our tool showing interesting results.

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