Adapt OpenReq - Improving Requirements Quality for ReSmell Detection

This project is to adapt the original OpenReq - Improving Requirements Quality for Requirements Smell Detection from Sonar Issues.

Literature used

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License

Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the EPL version 2 (EPL2.0).