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2007
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Tafline Murnane, Karl Reed, Richard Hall:
On the Learnability of Two Representations of Equivalence Partitioning and Boundary Value Analysis. ASWEC 2007: 274-283
2006
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Tafline Murnane, Karl Reed, Richard Hall:
Tailoring of Black-Box Testing Methods. ASWEC 2006: 292-299
2005
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Tafline Murnane, Richard Hall, Karl Reed:
Towards Describing Black-Box Testing Methods as Atomic Rules. COMPSAC (1) 2005: 437-442
2004
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Sebastian P. Ng, Tafline Murnane, Karl Reed, D. Grant, Tsong Yueh Chen:
A Preliminary Survey on Software Testing Practices in Australia. Australian Software Engineering Conference 2004: 116-127
2001
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Tafline Murnane, Karl Reed:
On the Effectiveness of Mutation Analysis as a Black Box Testing Technique. Australian Software Engineering Conference 2001: 12-20

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