Interaction (t-way) testing is a common sampling strategy to minimize combinatorial test data
from large configuration space based on the defined interaction strength (t). Here, all t-way …

T-way testing (or interaction testing) is a common test planning method used to sample a
complete or exhaustive test suite systematically. In t-way testing, it is assumed that …

Much of our daily tasks have been computerized by machines and sensors communicating
with each other in real-time. There is a reasonable risk that something could go wrong …

Exhaustive testing is a type of testing that test all possible combination of parameter values
to make sure the product is free from any possible faults and errors. However, employing …

Often, t-way testing is usually adopted to trigger faults due to interactions. As a result, a
myriad of useful t-way test generation strategies have been developed in order to generate t …

Abstract t-way interaction testing is a systematic approach for exhaustive test set generation.
It is a vital test planning method in software testing, which generates test sets based on …

Exhaustive testing is extremely difficult to perform owing to the large number of
combinations. Thus, sampling and finding the optimal test suite from a set of feasible test …

This paper describes the new t-way strategy based the Late Acceptance based Hill Climbing
algorithm, called LAHC, for constraints t-way test generation. Unlike earlier competing work …

To ensure the quality of current highly configurable software systems, intensive testing is
needed to test all the configuration combinations and detect all the possible faults. This task …

Exhaustive testing occurs between interaction elements (ie, factor and level). In reality, The
software system is often impractical because of other constraints, such as cost and time …