The document discusses methods for eliciting requirements from stakeholders in large software projects. It proposes building a social network of stakeholders (StakeNet) to identify key stakeholders and their relationships. It then describes using stakeholders' social network measures and ratings of requirements to predict other requirements they may want (StakeRare). Finally, it discusses using multiple objectives optimization algorithms to find optimal solutions balancing ratings from many stakeholders but notes challenges with large numbers of stakeholders.
32. Predicting Requirements S.L. Lim & A. Finkelstein (2011) StakeRare: Social Networks and Collaborative Filtering for Large-Scale Requirements Elicitation. IEEE Trans. on Soft. Eng.
39. Project Networks Edubase (NII, Japan) IRIS (UCL ISD) RIM (British Lib) Healthy Cities (Bartlett) [1] S.L. Lim, F. Ishikawa, D. Damian & A. Finkelstein (2011) Using Web 2.0 to engage Stakeholders: the Good, Bad and the Ugly (submitted). [2] S.L. Lim & P. Bentley (2011) Evolving relationships between social networks and stakeholder involvement in software projects. GECCO’11 SBSE track .