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- 2010
- Fayçal Bessayah, Ana R. Cavalli, Willian Maja, Eliane Martins, Andre Willik Valenti:
A Fault Injection Tool for Testing Web Services Composition. TAIC PART 2010: 137-146 - Lydie du Bousquet:
A New Approach for Software Testability. TAIC PART 2010: 207-210 - Konstantinos Bratanis, Dimitris Dranidis, Anthony J. H. Simons:
Towards Run-Time Monitoring of Web Services Conformance to Business-Level Agreements. TAIC PART 2010: 203-206 - Frank Eichinger, Victor Pankratius, Philipp W. L. Große, Klemens Böhm:
Localizing Defects in Multithreaded Programs by Mining Dynamic Call Graphs. TAIC PART 2010: 56-71 - Vahid Garousi, Negar Koochakzadeh:
An Empirical Evaluation to Study Benefits of Visual versus Textual Test Coverage Information. TAIC PART 2010: 189-193 - Wolfgang Grieskamp:
Microsoft's Protocol Documentation Program: A Success Story for Model-Based Testing. TAIC PART 2010: 7 - Qiang Guo, John Derrick, Clara Benac Earle, Lars-Åke Fredlund:
Model-Checking Erlang - A Comparison between EtomCRL2 and McErlang. TAIC PART 2010: 23-38 - Siamak Haschemi, Stephan Weißleder:
A Generic Approach to Run Mutation Analysis. TAIC PART 2010: 155-164 - Phillip Heidegger, Annette Bieniusa, Peter Thiemann:
DOM Transactions for Testing JavaScript. TAIC PART 2010: 211-214 - Tony Hoare:
Testing and Proving, Hand-in-Hand. TAIC PART 2010: 5-6 - Daniel Hoffman, Chien Chang, Gary Bazdell, Brett Stevens, Kevin Yoo:
Bad Pairs in Software Testing. TAIC PART 2010: 39-55 - Antti Jääskeläinen:
Filtering Test Models to Support Incremental Testing. TAIC PART 2010: 72-87 - Marko Kääramees, Jüri Vain, Kullo Raiend:
Synthesis of On-Line Planning Tester for Non-deterministic EFSM Models. TAIC PART 2010: 147-154 - Ben W. Y. Kam, Thomas R. Dean:
Linguistic Security Testing for Text Communication Protocols. TAIC PART 2010: 104-117 - Negar Koochakzadeh, Vahid Garousi:
TeCReVis: A Tool for Test Coverage and Test Redundancy Visualization. TAIC PART 2010: 129-136 - Huiqing Li, Simon J. Thompson:
Improved Testing through Refactoring: Experience from the ProTest Project. TAIC PART 2010: 198-202 - Bertrand Meyer:
Automatic Testing and Fixing for Eiffel - (Extended Abstract). TAIC PART 2010: 1-4 - Yana Momchilova Mileva, Valentin Dallmeier, Andreas Zeller:
Mining API Popularity. TAIC PART 2010: 173-180 - Mihai Nica, Simona Nica, Franz Wotawa:
Does Testing Help to Reduce the Number of Potentially Faulty Statements in Debugging? TAIC PART 2010: 88-103 - André Riboira, Rui Abreu:
The GZoltar Project: A Graphical Debugger Interface. TAIC PART 2010: 215-218 - Muzammil Shahbaz, Robert Eschbach:
Automatic Discovery of Unspecified Behaviors in Automotive Control Software. TAIC PART 2010: 181-188 - P. Vijay Suman, Tukaram Muske, Prasad Bokil, Ulka Shrotri, R. Venkatesh:
Masking Boundary Value Coverage: Effectiveness and Efficiency. TAIC PART 2010: 8-22 - Mohammad Saeed Abou Trab, Bachar Alrouh, Steve Counsell, Robert M. Hierons, George Ghinea:
A Multi-criteria Decision Making Framework for Real Time Model-Based Testing. TAIC PART 2010: 194-197 - Neil Walkinshaw:
The Practical Assessment of Test Sets with Inductive Inference Techniques. TAIC PART 2010: 165-172 - Christian Wiederseiner, Shahnewaz A. Jolly, Vahid Garousi, Matt M. Eskandar:
An Open-Source Tool for Automated Generation of Black-Box xUnit Test Code and Its Industrial Evaluation. TAIC PART 2010: 118-128 - Leonardo Bottaci, Gordon Fraser:
Testing - Practice and Research Techniques, 5th International Academic and Industrial Conference, TAIC PART 2010, Windsor, UK, September 3-5, 2010. Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 6303, Springer 2010, ISBN 978-3-642-15584-0 [contents] - 2006
- Shaukat Ali:
AutoAbstract: Problem Statement and Hypothetical Solutions. TAIC PART 2006: 75-80 - Mohammad Aref Alshraideh, Leonardo Bottaci:
Using Program Data-State Diversity in Test Data Search. TAIC PART 2006: 107-114 - Taweesup Apiwattanapong, Raúl A. Santelices, Pavan Kumar Chittimalli, Alessandro Orso, Mary Jean Harrold:
MATRIX: Maintenance-Oriented Testing Requirements Identifier and Examiner. TAIC PART 2006: 137-146 - Paul Baker, Dominic Evans, Jens Grabowski, Helmut Neukirchen, Benjamin Zeiss:
TRex - The Refactoring and Metrics Tool for TTCN-3 Test Specifications. TAIC PART 2006: 90-94
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