14th International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering, 2003. ISSRE 2003.
DOI: 10.1109/issre.2003.1251065
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A comparison of coverage-based and distribution-based techniques for filtering and prioritizing test cases

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“…The main purpose of traditional software testing is to achieve the maximum code coverage [8] and the main idea is that the test suite is capable of exercising the whole program under test. In other words, there must be some test cases per program element (including statement, branch, def-use pair and so on) which can cover it.…”
Section: Coverage-based Techniquesmentioning
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“…The main purpose of traditional software testing is to achieve the maximum code coverage [8] and the main idea is that the test suite is capable of exercising the whole program under test. In other words, there must be some test cases per program element (including statement, branch, def-use pair and so on) which can cover it.…”
Section: Coverage-based Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A major difficulty with the regression testing is the excessive number of test cases accumulated while generating new test cases to test any new or modified functionality within the program [1]. To resolve the difficulty and to reduce the excessive cost of regression testing, various coverage-based and distribution-based techniques have been proposed [2,3,4,5,6,7,8]. These techniques attempt to permanently discard redundant test cases and retain the most effective ones to reduce the excessive cost of regression testing [6].…”
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