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        <article-title>Recent Studies on i* : A Survey</article-title>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>A an Yasin</string-name>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Lin Liu</string-name>
          <email>linliu@tsinghua.edu.cn</email>
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          <institution>School of Software, Tsinghua University</institution>
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          <addr-line>Beijing</addr-line>
          ,
          <country country="CN">China</country>
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      <abstract>
        <p>i* is studied extensively in the requirements engineering and information systems engineering literature since the 90s. The language itself is gradually evolving and extended to i Star 2.0, and peoples interest of study is also evolving in the meantime. In this paper, we surveyed recent papers in a few major research databases, identifying key research issues people are aiming at while study i* language. We classi ed the work according to the content and nature of the studies, such as, modelling language, techniques, modelling applications, and teaching. This helps us understand the recent research interest centered around i* modelling language, and discuss about possible further directions for i* related research and practice.</p>
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      <kwd-group>
        <kwd>i *</kwd>
        <kwd>i Star</kwd>
        <kwd>Empirical Study</kwd>
        <kwd>Taxonomy</kwd>
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      <title>Intorduction</title>
      <p>i* has been widely studied as a social modelling language, centred around the
concepts of goals, actors and social dependencies. It plays a signi cant role in
modelling organizations, social roles, actors intentions and their
interdependencies. People in requirements engineering and information systems engineering
community are publishing research work related to di erent perspectives of i*.
In order to understand the state of the research better, we retrieved recent
papers from a few major research databases. The objective of this survey study is
to identify the key research issues people are aiming at while study i* language.
We classi ed the work according to the content and the nature of the study, to
reach a clear understanding on the recent research interest centered around the
i* modelling language, based on which we can identify possible further directions
with more potential for i* research and applications.</p>
      <p>{ RQ1: What is the basic classi cation of research studies in the area of
i Star/i *; speci cally in Requirements Engineering (RE) eld?
{ RQ2: What are the challenges with respect to i Star/i * discussed by the
researchers in the studies?</p>
      <p>
        Research Methodology: Systematic Literature Review
We have used Systematic Literature Review (SLR) as a research methodology
for this study. We have used Barbara Kitchenham guidelines [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref13">13</xref>
        ] for performing
SLR. The detail of the study can be seen in Figure 1.
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      <p>
        We have searched Web of Science, Elsevier and Springer for the extraction
of the I-Star related papers. Furthermore, we have searched Engineering Village
for possible retrieval of the studies across di erent databases. Finally, we have
searched blogs, papers, references and ResearchGate for further addition of
papers. This is done so that we may minimize the biasness in the selection of the
studies and also to get maximum of the studies to start. Figure 1 shows the
detail of SLR protocol.
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      <p>Classi cation
Application in DW, and extended the language by
modules -&gt;scalability problem of i*
Application in cloud computing, positive
Application in web applications -&gt;Scalability
Application: Tropos Framework for Modeling at high Level.</p>
      <p>Application: (i* and combination of Scrum)
Application : Ambient Intelligence App
Application: Social Threat Modeling - Security
Application; KBS
Application: CRS
Application in OSN
Application in OSN</p>
      <sec id="sec-1-1">
        <title>Language (Modeling), i* -&gt;UML class diagram</title>
        <p>Language -&gt;textual model -&gt;Scalability
Language -&gt;iStar 2.0
Language -&gt;comparison : i* with DEMO
Language -&gt;comparison : i* with KAOS
Language Tool: iStar and Creativity
Language: Transformation i* -&gt;STREAM-A
Language: Ambiguity
Language: (i* ML 2.0)
Language: Guide i* 2.o
Language: i* JSON
Language: Model repository
Tool: Survey
Tool : Growing Leaf Evolution tool</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-2">
        <title>Technical: Changes impact analysis based on iStar Technical: Easier Repository of i* based Models Technical: Identify Consistency Issues in URN Models Technical : Reasoning of Qualities</title>
        <p>Technical: Patterns in IS design</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-3">
        <title>Teaching: Cohorts Teaching: Extension of iStar</title>
        <p>3</p>
      </sec>
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      <title>Findings</title>
      <p>Based on the survey analysis from Table 1, we can see major open problems yet
to be solved with regard to i* modelling language are: the scalability problem,
the clarity problem, and combined use problem. For clarity problem i Star 2.0
has made considerable progress in clarity in modelling syntax and semantics,
where earlier vague and confusing de nitions and usage suggestions are polished
and clari ed. Scalability problem remains open, but with actor boundary, we
can already separate the analysis of inter-actor relationship analysis and the
inner-actor rational analysis. i*, as an early requirement modelling language, is
often used together with other modelling languages to map high-level intentions
to operational system behaviours or constraints, including, i* with UML class
diagrams, with URN models, with scrum process, with KAOS, with DEMO,
with petri-net. i*, due to its social nature, is fairly feasible in capturing relations
in online social networks, in services modelling, in security, and in knowledge
modelling.</p>
      <p>Table 2 explains that the studies included in the SLR on the topic of i*
can be divided into fours main categories. First one is studies focusing on
Applications of i* e.g., Application in a web application, Application in Online
Social Networking and so on. The second type of studies has a focused on
language/tools related to i*. e.g. creative leaf, language comparison, and language
advancement. The third type of papers focuses on technical aspects of i* e.g.
patterns in Information system design and the last categorization focused on the
teaching/education aspect of the i*. The detail of papers and classi cation can
be seen in the Table 2.</p>
      <p>We have observed during our empirical study that by searching i * or \ i * "
don't retrieve the results related to i Star, as in database \*" means any
combination of previous word or string. So from our study we also suggest researchers
must use i Star or i* wordings in keywords, abstract and title of the study; so
that studies may be retrieved with ease.</p>
      <p>Acknowledgement
Financial support from the Natural Science and Technology Support Program
project no. 2015BAH14F02, and Natural Science Foundation of China Project
no. 61432020 are gratefully acknowledged.</p>
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