Question

Explain the textual analysis technique to identify the objects and classes for structural modeling?

Answer 1

SOLUTION:-

SOLUTION:- Textual analysis is an analysis of the text in the use case descriptions. Textual analysis aggregates analyzing the text of the use cases, utilizing the text in order to provide indication about classes, instances of classes, attributes, operations, and relationships. The analyst initiates via reviewing the use-case descriptions and use-case diagrams. The text in the descriptions is investigated in order to identify potential objects, attributes, operations and relationships. The Nouns in the use cases signalize feasible classes, while verbs signalize feasible operations. Primary actors and stakeholders are potential classes. It confers common object list via identification of list of common physical things, incidents, roles and interactions episodic to the business domain being analyzed. All business transaction needs a transaction class, a transaction line item class, an item class, a location class, and a participant class. A common or improper noun indicates a class of objects. A proper noun or direct reference indicates an instance of a class. *A collective noun indicates a class of objects made up of groups of instances of another class. *An adjective indicates an attribute of an object. *A being verb indicates a classification relationship between an object and its class.
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