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Using mutation analysis to evaluate test generation strategies in a synchronous context
Cap Esterel, France August 25-August 31
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ICSEA.2007.83International Conference on Software ...
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L. du Bousquet, Universites de Grenoble - LIG IMAG (ex-LSR) / CNRS, France
M. Delaunay, Universites de Grenoble - LIG IMAG (ex-LSR) / CNRS, France
LUTESS is a test data generator dedicated to synchronous software validation. The tool produces test with respect to an environment description. To check if this description is really as expected, we use mutation analysis. The key point of the approach is to select a subset of mutants which characterizes some kind of "interesting situations" that are supposed to be often produced thanks to environment description. Intuitively, if pre-selected mutants are killed "very often" during tests, environment description is as expected (with respect to these "interesting situations").
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L. du Bousquet, M. Delaunay, "Using mutation analysis to evaluate test generation strategies in a synchronous context," icsea, pp.40, International Conference on Software Engineering Advances (ICSEA 2007), 2007
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