Accenture Global Services Gmbh

David E Ingram

Shubhashis Sengupta

Vibhu Saujanya Sharma

Kapil Singi

Roshni Ramesh Ramnani

Anurag Dwarakanath

Anitha Chandran

Brian Ahern

Donal P Smith

A device may obtain text to be categorized, and may determine rules for categorizing portions of the text. A rule may specify text patterns to be used to categorize the portions of the text into a category, and may specify a relationship, between at least two text patterns, to be used to categorize the portions of the text into the category. The device may determine that the text patterns and the relationship between the at least two text patterns exist in a text portion. The device may categorize the text portion into the category based on determining that the text patterns and the relationship between the at least two text patterns exist in the text portion. The device may provide an indication of an association between the text portion and the category based on categorizing the text portion into the category.

Identifying and classifying non-functional requirements in text

A requirements testing system facilitates the review and analysis of requirement statements for software applications. The requirements testing system automatically generates test artifacts from the requirement statements, including test scenarios, test conditions, test hints, and expected results. These test artifacts characterize the requirements statements to provide valuable analysis information that aids understanding what the intentions of the requirement statements are. The automation of the generation of these test artifacts produces numerous benefits, including fewer errors, objectivity, and no dependency on the skills and experience of a creator.

System for generating test scenarios and test conditions and expected results

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Kent, United Kingdom

David E Ingram