Code coverage is one of the main metrics to measure the adequacy of a test case/suite. It
has been studied a lot in academia and used even more in industry. However, a test case …

This paper reports an experimental study investigating the effectiveness of two code-based
test adequacy criteria for identifying sets of test cases that detect faults. The all-edges and all …

Recently, tools for the analysis and visualization of code coverage have become widely
available. At first glance, their value in assessing and improving the quality of automated test …

Assessing the overall quality (adequacy for a particular purpose) of existing test suites is a
complex task. Their code coverage is a simple yet powerful attribute for this purpose, so the …

In many critical systems domains, test suite adequacy is currently measured using structural
coverage metrics over the source code. Of particular interest is the modified …

Test coverage is a promising measure of test effectiveness and development organizations
are interested in cost-effective levels of coverage that provide sufficient fault removal with …

Size and code coverage are two important attributes that characterize a set of tests. When a
program P is executed on elements of a test set T, we can observe the fault-detecting …

The use of test coverage measures (eg block coverage) to control the software test process
has become an increasingly common practice. This is justified by the assumption that higher …

Software testing is a widely used technique to ensure the quality of software systems. Code
coverage measures are commonly used to evaluate and improve the existing test suites …

During software maintenance, testing is a crucial activity to ensure the quality of program
code as it evolves over time. With the increasing size and complexity of software, adequate …