The table below is based on a version of the Requirements Grid
described in
http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/projects/cosy/papers/#dp0602
(HTML)
An older version was described in this PDF file:
http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/projects/cosy/deliverables/matrix/scenario-targets.pdf
Additions since the original specification include new rows and columns labelled 'General' (top and left) for arbitrary high-level comments and discussion notes.
Start by looking at the 'fido' entry in the general-general cell (top left of grid).
Explanation:
Each link in the table corresponds to a directory containing
files with examples.
The file names will start with a
three-letter code for the author (currently one of 'jlw', 'nah', 'sxh'
or 'axs') followed by one of
'-fido' : for entries concerned with the long term
requirements
'-cosy' : for entries concerned with end-of-project
requirements
'-kitty' for entries concerned with month 30 target requirements
followed by some further information about the content, then
'.html'.
E.g. axs-fido-internal-planning.html
Note that at present the types of entity mentioned in column-headers do not include social entities, states or processes (e.g. families, teams, gangs, commitments, obligations, fights, games, discussions, bargaining, collaborations, social hierarchies, etc.). These would be required in a more ambitious project.
Popup window containing the latest changes[Click here].
14 Feb 2006: Started referring to 'Requirements Grid' rather than Requirements Matrix', because the latter phrase often has another meaning.
13 Feb 2006: Revised version of
overview
document (DP-06-02)
--
17 Jan 2006:
PDF slides on Kitty, by Somboon.
--
15 Jan 2006:
---
Some notes on problems with the Katana arm, and proposals.
---
Suggestions for initial vision system
10 Jan 2006: Draft architectures added
below.
5 Jan 2006: [AS] added row at bottom for 'Representation Issues'.
It should be possible at some future stage to generate integrated scenario descriptions combining different subsets of the competences described here. For a scenario template and sample description see http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/projects/cosy/scenarios