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VALIDATING REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATIONS STATED IN KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION LANGUAGE TEMPLAR
Techniques for analysis and validation of software requirements specifications written in the knowledge representation language Templar are presented. Templar specifications are analyzed in terms of ambiguity, non-minimality, contradiction, incompleteness, and redundancy. Since Templar is a power
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