How to derive CEPRA from PerCollECT

[xavidzo]

Hello @ClemensLinnhoff @TimoHinsemann @LukasElster, thank you for the awesome work!
Is there any way to generate the CEPRA table automatically from the PerCollECT tree as you mentioned in your paper or should this be done just manually?
I cannot see any reference to this in the README documentation unfortunately.

[ClemensLinnhoff]

Hello @xavidzo, thank you for your interest in PerCollECT.
Unfortunately, at the moment there is no possibility to extract the CEPRA table automatically from PerCollECT. We just did it manually for the paper as an example. You can also find a more elaborate example of a CEPRA table in the annex of the PhD thesis of my colleague @PhRosenberger.

In the paper we just stated that it can (theoretically) be extracted automatically. We just did not have the capacity to implement this functionality, yet. Maybe this will be implemented in a future project, but unfortunately there are no specific plans for it at the moment.

[xavidzo]

Hello @ClemensLinnhoff , thanks for your quick reply and for pointing out the thesis of your colleague, I will take a look.
I think that I will propose to use your methodology PerCollECT and CEPRA to derive requirements for perception sensors in the project I am working on, namely safe.trAIn https://safetrain-projekt.de/
Of course I will cite you guys as the authors, and thanks again for making it open-source :)

[ClemensLinnhoff]

It's great to hear, that PerCollECT and CEPRA are of interest to your project. The project sounds very interesting! Feel free to contact us any time, if you have further questions.
Btw, Philipp and I founded the startup Persival where we also offer commercial services around the topic of sensor simulation from requirements, over modeling, all the way to model validation.