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Aiding Semiotic Analysis Using Natural Language Processing Tools

Ken CoshPete Sawyer

Year: 2006 Kluwer Academic Publishers eBooks Pages: 307-308   Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

Abstract

Semiotics treats organisations as sign systems and concerns the study of organisations, human communication and information systems. It is used as an approach to requirements engineering that develops integrated structural and behavioural models. This paper focuses on the MEASUR approach, which has been successfully applied to well-understood, bounded problems. However it is difficult to apply MEASUR systematically to complex, poorly bounded problems. This paper investigates these problems and suggests how the approach could be improved by using Natural Language Processing tools to assist the process.

Keywords:
Semiotics Sign (mathematics) Bounded function Computer science Natural (archaeology) Process (computing) Sign system Natural language Artificial intelligence Management science Data science Natural language processing Human–computer interaction Linguistics Cognitive science Engineering Programming language Mathematics Geography Psychology

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Topics

Software Engineering Techniques and Practices
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Information Systems
Business Process Modeling and Analysis
Social Sciences →  Business, Management and Accounting →  Management Information Systems
Software Engineering Research
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Information Systems
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