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An Approach for Multi-Artifact Testing Through an Ontological Perspective for Behavior-Driven Development

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Figure 1. The cycle of permanent evolution of artifacts in iterative processes
Table  1 illustrates  some  of  the  HAMSTERS’  constructs  that  are  required  for  structuring  models, including:
Figure 2. Template for specifying User Stories as defined by North [16] and Cohn [8]
Table 2. This analysis gives us the opportunity to establish a correlation between requirements  identified  in  User  Stories,  their  representation  in  terms  of  tasks  and  the  extracted  Scenarios  in  both  UCD  and  SE  approaches
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