We introduce necessary and sufficient conditions for comparing the expected values of the number of failures caused by applications of software testing techniques. Our conditions are based only on the knowledge of a total or even a hierarchical order among the failure rates of the subdomains of a program’s input domain. We also prove conditions for comparing the probability of causing at least one failure in three important special cases
Reliability of software is an important quality measure, especially for ultra-reliable software. In ...
The paper commences with a description of some of the difficulties associated with software testing ...
Various test case selection criteria have been proposed for quality testing of software. It is a com...
We introduce necessary and sufficient conditions for comparing the expected values of the number of ...
Software Reliability Growth Models assume that the application under test (AUT) is tested according ...
[[abstract]]We present a quantitative comparison among different testing criteria. Testing criteria ...
Two models of software testing, developed previously by T. Downs, are generalised to incorporate a g...
Abstract—Exhaustive testing of computer software is intractable, but empirical studies of software f...
[[abstract]]Many software testing criteria are proposed. They demonstrate different testing capaciti...
[[abstract]]Many software testing criteria have been proposed which demonstrate different testing ca...
A number of authors have considered the problem of comparing test sets and criteria. Ideally test s...
Failure patterns describe typical ways in which inputs revealing program failure are distributed acr...
Software testing is one of the most widely known and essential field in software engineering. The pu...
We compare the efficacy of different testing methods for improving the reliability of software. Spec...
We propose an approach for assessing the mean failure frequency of a program, based on the statistic...
Reliability of software is an important quality measure, especially for ultra-reliable software. In ...
The paper commences with a description of some of the difficulties associated with software testing ...
Various test case selection criteria have been proposed for quality testing of software. It is a com...
We introduce necessary and sufficient conditions for comparing the expected values of the number of ...
Software Reliability Growth Models assume that the application under test (AUT) is tested according ...
[[abstract]]We present a quantitative comparison among different testing criteria. Testing criteria ...
Two models of software testing, developed previously by T. Downs, are generalised to incorporate a g...
Abstract—Exhaustive testing of computer software is intractable, but empirical studies of software f...
[[abstract]]Many software testing criteria are proposed. They demonstrate different testing capaciti...
[[abstract]]Many software testing criteria have been proposed which demonstrate different testing ca...
A number of authors have considered the problem of comparing test sets and criteria. Ideally test s...
Failure patterns describe typical ways in which inputs revealing program failure are distributed acr...
Software testing is one of the most widely known and essential field in software engineering. The pu...
We compare the efficacy of different testing methods for improving the reliability of software. Spec...
We propose an approach for assessing the mean failure frequency of a program, based on the statistic...
Reliability of software is an important quality measure, especially for ultra-reliable software. In ...
The paper commences with a description of some of the difficulties associated with software testing ...
Various test case selection criteria have been proposed for quality testing of software. It is a com...