المؤلفون: Buker, Tina, Kamin, Stefan T., van Remmen, Judith^{Aff1, IDs00163024004359_cor3}, Wartzack, Sandro, Miehling, Jörg

المصدر: Research in Engineering Design. :1-14

المؤلفون: van Remmen, Judith, Horber, Dennis, Händel, Jonas, Miehling, Jörg, Wartzack, Sandro

المصدر: Proceedings of the Design Society; May2024, Vol. 4, p2463-2472, 10p

مصطلحات موضوعية: USER experience, DECISION making, NEW product development, PRODUCT design, COMMERCIAL products

مستخلص: Designing an equally usable and emotionally appealing product remains a challenge for product developers, not least due to conflicting goals. Product developers need to constantly map the affective user requirements to the product, whereby the requirements for the emotional and usable product design often cannot be equally addressed. The systematic approach presented can help product developers in conflicting decision-making situations to represent these affective user requirements by selecting and prioritising context-relevant influencing factors using multi-criteria decision-making methods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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المؤلفون: van Remmen, Judith Sophie, Horber, Dennis, Lungu, Adriana, Chang, Fan, van Putten, Sebastiaan, Goetz, Stefan, Wartzack, Sandro

المصدر: Proceedings of the Design Society; Jul2023, Vol. 3, p2765-2774, 10p

مصطلحات موضوعية: NATURAL language processing, REQUIREMENTS engineering, ENGINEERING design, ARCHITECTURAL models, SYSTEMS engineering

مستخلص: Requirements represent a central element in product development. The large number of requirements inevitably results in an increased susceptibility to errors, an expenditure of time and development costs. The associated problems motivate the application of Artificial Intelligence in the form of Natural Language Processing (NLP). In Requirements Engineering one main task is the classification of requirements which serves as the input in architectural models e.g. in SysML. In mechanical engineering there is still little overview regarding the interface between requirements classification and modelling. This paper provides an overview of the requirement classes and entities used in the literature and analyses their utilisation in modelling. Existing requirements classes usually do not offer the flexibility to be transferred to other domains. However, basic structures can be adopted from those classifications. This enables a clear assignment of existing classes to object classes in modelling. Resulting from the conducted literature study the observed predominant focus of research on the software industry requires an extension of the existing requirement classes and entities to enable further use and transfer to mechanical engineering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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