In
Reliable Software Technologies: Ada-Europe 2012,
M. Brorsson and L.M. Pinho (eds.),
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 7308, Springer, Berlin, Germany pp. 162-176 (2012) |
Pak-Lok Poon 2 , T.Y. Chen 3 , and T.H. Tse 4
ABSTRACT |
Two popular specification-based test case generation methods are
the choice relation framework and the
classification-tree methodology.
Both of them come with associated tools
and have been used in different
applications with success.
Since both methods are based on the idea of partition testing,
they are similar in many aspects.
Because of their similarities, software testers often find it difficult
to decide
which method to be used in a given testing scenario.
This paper aims to provide a solution by first
contrasting the strengths and weaknesses of both methods, followed
by suggesting practical selection guidelines to cater for
different testing scenarios.
Keywords: Choice relation framework, classification-tree methodology, software testing |
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