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Stream: a strategy for transition between requirements models and architectural models
Proceedings of the 2011 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing
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Journal of Systems and Software
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There is a clear relationship between requirements and architectures. However, evolving and elaborating system requirements into a software architecture satisfying those requirements is still a difficult task, mainly based on intuition. To narrow these problems, we are investigating techniques for deriving architectural model in concert with Multi-Agent System (MAS) requirement specifications. Our framework advocates that a multi-agent system corresponds to the organisational structure, in which actors are members of a group in order to perform specific roles. An organisation comprises groups, goals, members, roles and interactions.