Robinson, W.N., and Fickas, S., "Automated Support for Requirements Negotiation", AAAI-94 Workshop on Models of Conflict Management in Cooperative Problem Solving, 1994, pp. 90-96. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....in the sense that its cost reduction strategies are adopted from the domain independent COCOMO cost estimation model. In contrast, a number of conflict resolution aids use domaindependent knowledge for generating options. Examples are Easterbrook s Synoptic tool [10] and Robertson s Oz tool [14]. Such domain dependent tools often have problems in scaling to complex domains besides their generality problems. S COST focuses on supporting various stakeholders collaboration and relies on stakeholders skills in converging on agreements involving multiple properties such as cost, ....
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Robinson, W.N., and Fickas, S., "Automated Support for Requirements Negotiation ", AAAI-94 Workshop on Models of Conflict Management in Cooperative Problem Solving, 1994, pp. 90-96.
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