A test data adequacy criterion is a set of rules used to determine whether or not sufficient
testing has been performed. A general axiomatic theory of test data adequacy is developed …

An important objective of research in software testing is to develop criteria or standards for
use in deciding when enough testing has been performed. Previous research in software …

In earlier work, a preliminary set of axioms for software test data adequacy was introduced in
order to formalize properties which should be satisfied by any good program-based …

Software test adequacy criteria are rules to determine whether a software system has been
adequately tested. A central question in the study of test adequacy criteria is how they relate …

Criteria for test data adequacy are rules for deciding when enough testing has been
performed. Development of these criteria is an important objective of research in software …

Abstract Evaluation of the adequacy of a test set consisting of one or more test cases is a
problem oftes encountered in software testing environments. Two test adequacy criiteria are …

A family of test data adequacy criteria employing data-flow information was previously
proposed, and a theoretical complexity analysis was performed. The author describes an …

A MEASURE OF TEST CASE COMPLETENESS (SOFTWARE, ENGINEERING) A
MEASURE OF TEST CASE COMPLETENESS (SOFTWARE, ENGINEERING) Abstract …

This paper examines the theoretical and practical role of testing in software development.
We prove a fundamental theorem showing that properly structured tests are capable of …

Objective measurement of test quality is one of the key issues in software testing. It has been
a major research focus for the last two decades. Many test criteria have been proposed and …