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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"test selection"”.
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Regression test selection: theory and practice
… of our lives, and software developers write tests to check software correctness. Software also rapidly evolves due to never-ending requirement changes, and software developers practice regression testing – running tests against the latest project revision to check that project changes did not …
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Reflection-aware static regression test selection
Regression test selection (RTS) aims to speed up regression testing by rerunning only tests that are affected by code changes. RTS can be performed using dynamic or static analysis techniques. A recent study showed that static and dynamic RTS can perform similarly for some medium-sized Java …
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Automating Regression Test Selection for Web Services
… use, so do the methods which are being used to test and maintain them. Regression Testing is a major component of most major testing systems but has only begun to be applied to Web services. The majority of the tools and techniques applying regression test to Web services are focused on …
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Towards a Regression Test Selection Technique for Message-Based Software Integration
Regression testing is essential to ensure software quality. Regression Test-case selection is another process wherein, the testers would like to ensure that test-cases which are obsolete due to the changes in the system should not be considered for further testing. This is the Regression Test-case …
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Verified collection-based regression test selection via an extended Jinja semantics
… step, J1, between these two levels. Regression Test Selection (RTS) algorithms select which tests to rerun on revised code, reducing the time required to check for newly introduced errors. An RTS algorithm is considered safe if and only if all deselected tests would have unchanged results. …
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Comparing module- and class-level regression test selection in continuous integration
Developers rely on regression testing in their continuous integration (CI) environment to find if their changes introduce faults. While regression testing is widely practiced, it is very costly. Regression test selection (RTS) reduces the cost of regression testing by running only the tests that …
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A metric-based theory of test selection and coverage for communication protocols
… that gives a solution to the problem of test selection and coverage evaluation for the control behaviour of network protocol implementations. The key idea is that a fast, completely automated process can uniformly cover the execution subspace of a network protocol control behaviour when …
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Optimising fitness testing in elite soccer: from test selection to effective data visualisation
Fitness testing is a fundamental component of the physical development process in elite soccer, enabling practitioners to objectively assess players’ athleticism and monitor training adaptations. To maximise its effectiveness in applied settings, it is essential to employ tests that are both …
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An Investigation into Improving Test Effectiveness for Embedded Software
… investigation of the effectiveness of software testing on embedded systems. The aim was to improve confidence in the current methods employed or to find new methods which could improve the hit rate of defects found before software is sent to a customer. We investigate previous work into software …
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Equivalence Tests For Repeated Measures
Equivalence tests from the null hypothesis significance testing framework are appropriate alternatives to difference tests for demonstrating lack of difference. For determining equivalence among more than two repeated measurements, recently developed equivalence tests include the omnibus Hotelling …
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Reduce Inappropriate Cardiac Stress Testing by Improving Adherence to Educational Guidelines
… for nuclear and non-nuclear cardiac stress testing to promote appropriate test selection and improve patient outcomes. Background: Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, with coronary artery disease responsible for more than half of all cardiovascular …
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Current Practices of Speech-Language Pathologists for Those with Right Hemisphere Damage
… deficits areas, the Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test (CLQT) was the most commonly used test battery for assessment, and the most widely selected rationale behind test selection was administration time. Common treatment approaches for selected deficit areas were also obtained. The majority of SLPs …
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Similarities and Differences among Commonly Used Verbal List Learning Tasks
… on three commonly used verbal list learning tests, and it discusses implications of these differences for both clinical and research applications. The measures of interest are the California Verbal List Learning Test – Second Edition, the Hopkins Verbal List Learning Test – Revised, and The …
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Generating structurally complex tests from declarative constraints
… a method for systematic constraint-based test generation for programs that take as inputs structurally complex data, presents an automated SAT-based framework for testing such programs, and provides evidence on the feasibility of using this approach to generate high quality test suites and …
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Cost-saving in Continuous Integration: Development, Improvement, and Evaluation of Build Selection Approaches
… I propose a collection of novel build selection approaches that are able to save the cost of CI. I also propose the first exhaustive comparison of techniques to improve CI including build and test granularity approaches. I firstly design a build selection approach (SMARTBUILDSKIP) for …
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The application of clinical metagenomics to central nervous system infections in a resource-limited setting
… the need for pathogen viability and a priori test selection, but infrastructure, expertise and reagent costs limit its accessibility, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. The recent expansion of genomic surveillance infrastructure in these regions presents an opportunity to …
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A concurrent validity study comparing executive functioning of the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Cognitive Ability and the NEPSY
… validity between the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Cognitive Ability (WJ III COG; Woodcock, McGrew, & Mather, 2001) executive functioning tests and the NEPSY (Korkman, Kirk, & Kemp, 1998) executive functioning tests within the same population sample of nondisabled children. The tests of the …
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A concurrent validity study comparing executive functioning of the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Cognitive Ability and the NEPSY
… validity between the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Cognitive Ability (WJ III COG; Woodcock, McGrew, & Mather, 2001) executive functioning tests and the NEPSY (Korkman, Kirk, & Kemp, 1998) executive functioning tests within the same population sample of nondisabled children. The tests of the …
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Application of Informatics Tools to Facilitate the Practice of Precision Medicine with Genomic Testing and Clinical Data
… patient demographics, clinical history, and lab test values have well understood effects on treatment outcomes and influence decision making. However, effective inclusion of biomolecular data such as protein expression and DNA sequencing data within the practice of precision medicine needs …
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Evaluating Triage to Genetic Counseling Using an Online Reproductive Genetics Module
… as challenges to providing sufficient pretest education. These challenges in offering routine screening are further compounded by the inequities in access to genetic counseling and testing. Thus, alternative education and service delivery models have emerged to meet the demands for …
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