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Investigates ambiguity detection using context-aware language models in engineering design, suggesting improved outcomes.
Requirements quality shapes engineering design, yet natural language specifications remain vulnerable to ambiguity. We investigate how LLMs support ambiguity detection using a hybrid dataset combining NASA JWST requirements with systematically injected defects. Using auto-extracted domain knowledge, we compare a domain-agnostic baseline with a context-aware approach. Incorporating domain knowledge helps LLMs better distinguish genuinely ambiguous requirements from acceptable ones, highlighting the potential of context-aware AI assistants for requirements engineering and early-stage design.
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