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Enhanced random testing for programs with high dimensional input domains

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posted on 2024-11-13, 20:55 authored by Fei-Ching Kuo, K Y Sim, Chang-ai Sun, S-F Tang, Zhiquan Zhou
Random Testing (RT) is a fundamental technique of software testing. Adaptive Random Testing (ART) has recently been developed as an enhancement of RT that has better fault detection effectiveness. Several methods (algorithms) have been developed to implement ART. In most ART algorithms, however, the above enhancement diminishes when the dimensionality of the input domain increases. In this paper, we investigate the nature of failure regions in high dimensional input domains and propose enhanced random testing algorithms that improve the fault detection effectiveness of RT in high dimensional input domains.

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Kuo, F., Sim, K., Sun, C., Tang, S. & Zhou, Z. 2007, 'Enhanced random testing for programs with high dimensional input domains', International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, Knowledge Systems Institute, USA, pp. 135-140.

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19th International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, SEKE 2007

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135-140

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English

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22456

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