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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Spectrum-based Fault Localization"”.
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Spectrum-Based Fault Localization for Multiple Faults
… is the process of identifying and removing faults from a software system. The task is traditionally performed largely manually and is thus a costly part of the software development life-cycle. Many automated approaches have been proposed to alleviate the cost of debugging, particularly for …
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A Bayesian network framework for fusing spectrum-based fault localization and forward slicing
[EMBARGOED UNTIL 12/01/2026] Fault localization techniques based on spectrum analysis (SBFL), such as Ochiai, Tarantula, D*, and Barinel, have achieved state-of-the-art performance in many benchmarks, yet their effectiveness can degrade in complex, multi-fault programs where coverage information …
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Studying the impact of early test termination due to assertion failure on code coverage and spectrum-based fault localization
… that rely on code coverage information (e.g., spectrum-based fault localization). We refer to such a scenario as early test termination. Understanding the impact of early test termination on test coverage is important for software testing and debugging, particularly for the techniques that rely …
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Turning Up the Heat!: Using Fault-Localizing Heat Maps to Help Students Improve Their Code
… work we apply a technique called statistical fault location (SFL) to student program assignments. Using the GZoltar software tool, we applied this technique to a set of previously-submitted student assignments gathered from students in our introductory CS course, CS 1114: Introduction to …
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Tackling Test Flakiness: Understanding the Problem and Providing Practical Mitigations
… predicted a decade of disruptive software-based innovations affecting various industries. Today, over ten years later, many of his predictions have come true: six of the seven most valuable companies worldwide are computer technology firms, and more than half of the world's population has …