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Supporting requirements traceability through refactoring
2013
2013 21st IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE)
Modern traceability tools employ information retrieval (IR) methods to generate candidate traceability links. These methods track textual signs embedded in the system to establish relationships between software artifacts. However, as software systems evolve, new and inconsistent terminology finds its way into the system's taxonomy, thus corrupting its lexical structure and distorting its traceability tracks. In this paper, we argue that the distorted lexical tracks of the system can be
doi:10.1109/re.2013.6636703
dblp:conf/re/MahmoudN13
fatcat:2jk2iyb26ndydgor7kc6o6aoxq