Comparative Analysis between Selective and Non-Selective Mutation Techniques

AbuSalim, Samah W. G.

doi:10.30534/ijeter/2020/2584202

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“…Abusalim et al [20] aim to employ an appropriate mutant reduction technique by comparing and analyzing between two approaches namely selective and non-selective mutants. The experimental results showed that selective mutant operators can drastically reduce the execution time and make mutation testing more effective since the execution time for selective mutant is 8.5 seconds while non-selective mutant takes 27.25 seconds in execution time.…”

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Generating Test Cases from Mobile Application using Depth First Search and Backtracking Techniques

2020

IJETER

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Software testing is a part of the process in software development life cycle (SDLC). Nowadays, the size of software developed grow larger and bigger. The cost of testing with manual method which is not efficient become significant. A good algorithm or method which is less time consuming and lower in cost is important to solve this problem. However, although there are different kinds of algorithm available for us to apply, which algorithm is better for generating test cases is still not confirmed. This research is carried out in order to find out and compare two algorithms which are Depth First Search and Backtracking. The time taken for both algorithms to generate test cases or test pathways are recorded and compared. Three applications were used as three cases to gather more results in different size of application. The results show that the Backtracking algorithm can achieve better and faster runtime results due to the algorithm require lesser loops than the Depth-First-Search algorithm while the number of loops and test pathways are fixed.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Generating Test Cases from Mobile Application using Depth First Search and Backtracking Techniques

2020

IJETER

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Comparative Analysis between Selective and Non-Selective Mutation Techniques

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Generating Test Cases from Mobile Application using Depth First Search and Backtracking Techniques

Generating Test Cases from Mobile Application using Depth First Search and Backtracking Techniques

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