AI-SQUARE: Knowledge Graphs for Requirements-driven Software Staging Management
Context and motivation. In today’s fast-paced software development, stakeholders expect frequent deployments that incorporate the newest requirements and needed adaptations. Such fast pace poses significant pressure on site reliability engineers (SRE), who ensure software quality while managing transitions through stages (testing, development, or production stages). Problem. The primary challenge SRE face is the amount of ubiquitous data ranging from requirements to test results (often) interconnected from the different software development phases (requirements elicitation, development, testing, and deployment) that requires effective analysis to inform staging decisions. Solution. This challenge has motivated us to establish the AI-SQUARE innovation project; in which we envision the creation of an intelligent end-to-end software staging support platform for decision making and feedback. We propose to leverage the use of knowledge graphs for analyising requirements from varios data sources and faciliate quality analysis from agreggated data. Results and conclusions. In this poster & tool paper, we share our progress on designing the knowledge graph that supports the AI-SQUARE platform, enhancing intelligent agents and supporting site reliability engineers during software staging. We share our vision and open challenges in implementing and evaluating our knowledge graph.
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Tue 8 AprDisplayed time zone: Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris change
10:15 - 10:30 | Posters & tools pitchesPosters & Tools at C2 - Sala Actes In this session, the authors of accepted posters and tools will pitch their work. Stay tuned! | ||
10:15 3mTalk | AI-SQUARE: Knowledge Graphs for Requirements-driven Software Staging Management Posters & Tools David Mosquera Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Marcela Ruiz Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Olivier Mann Swiss Digital Network, Markam Hanin Swiss Digital Network File Attached | ||
10:18 3mTalk | Hanfor: requirements formalisation as if done by humans Posters & Tools Nico Hauff University Freiburg, Elisabeth Henkel Albert-Ludwigs-Universitaet Freiburg, Tobias Kolzer Albert-Ludwigs-Universitaet Freiburg, Vincent Langenfeld University of Freiburg, Andreas Podelski University of Freiburg | ||
10:22 3mTalk | RE-Miner 2.0: A Holistic Framework for Mining Mobile Application Reviews Posters & Tools File Attached | ||
10:26 3mTalk | Requirements Elicitation for Prototype-driven AI Engineering: a Case Study in Police Report Generation Posters & Tools Martijn van Vliet Utrecht University, Wouter Westerkamp Utrecht University, Sjaak Brinkkemper Utrecht University, Sergio España Utrecht University, and Universitat Politècnica de València |