Performance prediction of component based software systems using interface automata

Karimpour, Jaber; Isazadeh, Ayaz; Izadkhah, Habib

doi:10.1109/csicsse.2011.5963994

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“…The algorithm used to check accessibility, well-formedness, and compatibility for the network physical system is given as well. Due to the lightweight and generality of interface automata model, Karimpour et al [ 9 ] combined it with the queuing theory and applied it to the modular software system performance prediction field.…”

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Real-Time Extended Interface Automata for Software Testing Cases Generation

Yang

Man

et al. 2014

The Scientific World Journal

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Testing and verification of the interface between software components are particularly important due to the large number of complex interactions, which requires the traditional modeling languages to overcome the existing shortcomings in the aspects of temporal information description and software testing input controlling. This paper presents the real-time extended interface automata (RTEIA) which adds clearer and more detailed temporal information description by the application of time words. We also establish the input interface automaton for every input in order to solve the problems of input controlling and interface covering nimbly when applied in the software testing field. Detailed definitions of the RTEIA and the testing cases generation algorithm are provided in this paper. The feasibility and efficiency of this method have been verified in the testing of one real aircraft braking system.

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