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TLG
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This is carried out by using natural language processing and by adopting Two-Level Grammar (TLG) as an intermediate representation which is formal and flexible in its syntax, to automate the translation from an informal requirements document into a formal specification.
Two-Level Grammar (TLG) is the formal specification language for this purpose.
We used Two-Level Grammar (TLG) to construct a bridge between a NL requirements specification and a formal specification (in our case the Vienna Development Method VDM).
 
 
 
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