classify-requirements

To classify requirements, you provide an extracted list to automate categorization into functional and non-functional groups. This process uses keyword-based heuristics to assign hierarchical taxonomy tags for better prioritization.

Building a hierarchical taxonomy for RFP requirements involves assigning major, middle, and minor category levels. The classification applies keyword-based heuristics to structure extracted requirements into a traceability-ready table format.

Yes, you can prioritize public-SI requirements by automatically classifying them into functional and non-functional categories. This hierarchical tagging supports compliance and aids downstream planning and governance.

The best way to separate functional and non-functional requirements from analysis results is automated keyword-based classification. It outputs a structured table with hierarchical taxonomy to support traceability matrices.

Yes, this requirements classification approach works specifically for public-SI project documents. It applies prioritization guidelines and hierarchical tagging to RFPs and analysis results to support governance and traceability.

Mixed functional and non-functional requirements cause traceability issues because prioritization becomes difficult without clear separation. Automating the categorization and hierarchical tagging solves this by structuring requirements into a traceability matrix.