Software Testing and Debugging Techniques
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This cluster of papers encompasses a wide range of advancements in automated software testing techniques, including topics such as software fault localization, mutation testing, search-based testing, symbolic execution, test case prioritization, dynamic test generation, program repair, model-based testing, and fuzzing.
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software testing; test automation; test case generation; model-based testing; regression testing; test data generation; software quality assurance; mutation testing; debugging; unit testing; bug detection; automated test generation; fuzzing; code coverage; black-box testing; symbolic execution; test case prioritization; test coverage; web application testing; test suite reduction; test selection; conformance testing; integration testing; combinatorial testing; mobile application testing
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Morton address: 36174245160421531 · morton4x16-v1
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